Newark, New Jersey: Nor'easter to Strike New Jersey Thursday Night; Northern High Elevations May See First Snow of the Season Friday
A storm strengthening off the Mid-Atlantic coast will bring rain and wind to New Jersey from Thursday night, November 12, into Friday, followed by the coldest air of the season pushing south; northern high elevations may see the first snow of the winter on Friday. According to a November 12 North Jersey report citing the National Weather Service, the storm may develop into a nor'easter along the coast before Friday. On Thursday, Newark and other areas will first see showers and thunderstorms, with highs around 58 degrees Fahrenheit; the storms could bring gusts and ponding on roads.
As of Thursday morning, no winter storm watches or warnings had been issued for New Jersey; the National Weather Service's Mount Holly forecast office had issued only a special weather statement, a hazardous weather outlook, and coastal and marine advisories. Below-normal temperatures are expected to last through the weekend starting Friday, with most of the state hovering around 40 degrees. AccuWeather senior meteorologist Adam Douty said many inland areas could see their first snowflakes of the season, though accumulation is unlikely except at higher elevations.
Source: 北泽西报
Published by GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)
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