Full Notification

The National Weather Service is forecasting 3+ inches of snow for our area later today through tonight. This could make for a challanging evening rush hour. Slow Down---Use Caution-- Arrive safely at your destination.
KEY POINTS
 Precipitation will transition to snow in the Poconos, Lehigh Valley, and northern and central New Jersey this morning. Snow may become heavy at times through the evening hours before tapering off overnight.  Significant snowfall amounts are possible, with hazardous travel expected through tonight.  Confidence in snow occurring is high, with significant impacts expected.  However, high variations in snowfall totals are anticipated in the region.
 Precipitation is expected to transition from rain to periods of snow in southeast Pennsylvania and areas of New Jersey south of the I-195 corridor from mid-morning into the afternoon.  There may be periods of heavier snow this afternoon and evening, with snow expected to taper off overnight.  Confidence in snow occurring is high, with snow amounts expected to be generally lower than for areas farther north and east.  However, there may be a sharp cutoff in snowfall totals from northeast to southwest, with high variations in totals across the region.  This lowers confidence on the degree of impacts in this region.
 Minor coastal flooding is expected on the northern and central New Jersey coast with the midday high tide.  Spotty minor flooding is possible on the southern New Jersey coast.