Our early morning storm will move away and take the firmer snow with it on Saturday.
If you've been under this thick snow band in central New Jersey, you've woken up to a foot of snow in spots!
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Unfortunately, this is almost impossible to predict, especially when the range is only 5 to 10 miles wide. But it's amazing to see.
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Even within New York City, totals range from 2 inches in Central Park to nearly 10 inches in Coney Island. Staten Island and the southern parts of Brooklyn also joined that heavier band.
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At its peak, snowfall rates ranged from 2 to 4 inches per hour along the line from Hunterdon through Somerset and Middlesex counties.
Otherwise, the totals were more in line with expectations. The upside is even in places where the largest totals have occurred, it is very light and fluffy snow (part of the reason it accumulates so quickly).
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There may be some flurries or snow showers this afternoon, but no further accumulation is expected. Gradual clearing will allow for some breaks from the sun as well.
Highs will be in the upper 30s to low 40s.
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Tonight will be cooler with lows in the 20s, but feeling like the teens. Any untreated pavement will freeze overnight, so watch out for slick spots!
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Sunday will be brighter and breezy with temperatures rising to around 40.
We will stay dry until next week with a slow warming trend.
