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Where is it going to snow? One model says part of New Jersey could still get a foot
February frenzy to close with major snowstorm
It’s been an active month of wintry weather with one more major snowstorm bringing snow and ice to the Midwest and eastern U.S.
A massive winter storm has its sights set on New Jersey this week, and while its impact could be a mere nuisance, one weather model shows it could drop significant snowfall for some.
The storm system, which has triggered winter storm warnings across the nation as far south as Nashville, Tennessee — likely the biggest snow event there since 2021 — will reach New Jersey heading into Thursday.
While anywhere from a few inches to a trace are predicted across portions of the Garden State, any wiggle north and west, and residents may need to break out the snow blowers.
What area could see more than a foot of snow? Are some areas in New Jersey not getting any snow? Find out the latest predictions below.
Is it going to snow in New Jersey this week?
Yes, snow is expected to fall over a portion of the state, mainly to the south, late Wednesday night and into Thursday. The greatest impact will be in extreme southeast New Jersey.
On Tuesday, the storm system was wreaking havoc in the Central Plains, with winter storm warnings popping up from Kansas toward North Carolina. A Winter Storm Watch for portions of Delaware were issued by NOAA early Tuesday morning.
How much snow will New Jersey get on Thursday?
Areas in the southeastern portion of New Jersey — from Atlantic City south to Cape May — are expected to see the greatest snowfall totals, although a lot is still unknown.
“How much snow falls on the mid-Atlantic and southeastern New England will depend on the track and strength of the storm,” AccuWeather said on Tuesday.
In its latest weather briefing on Tuesday, multiple models continued to indicate “a slightly southern shift” in the storm, meaning a bulk of the snow will fall further south, with minimal snow accumulations for the majority of New Jersey.
Cape May was expected to see the most snow with anywhere between an inch and three inches, although the range shows the potential of up to five inches. Areas to the north along the coast, such as Atlantic City, may see up to three inches — although an inch is probable.
An inch or less is expected to fall across the rest of the state, including Central Jersey and far north into Sussex County, according to NOAA.
The lone exception to the predicted reduced snow totals? The North American Mesoscale Forecast System (NAM), according to NOAA.
A foot of snow in NJ? NAM model predicts snow storm totals
The North American Mesoscale Forecast System, or NAM, is one of several regional weather forecast models that cover the United States and was developed by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Meteorologists looks at several weather model systems, with the forecast data from the NAM higher resolution than the American (GFS) and European model (ECMWF) and are shorter-term.
At 7 a.m. on Tuesday, the latest update available, the NAM model showed the potential of up to 12.5 inches of snow in areas of southern New Jersey through Friday, the maps on Pivotal Weather showed. Areas from Central Jersey and south were showing widespread accumulations anywhere from six to nine inches, with North Jersey seeing anywhere from an inch to just over three inches.
All other models show the storm trending south and east of New Jersey, with minor impact on the Garden State.
Lori Comstock is a New Jersey-based journalist with the Mid-Atlantic Connect Team.
New Jersey
Woman charged with theft for taking dog outside N.J. home, police say
A woman has been charged with theft for taking a dog outside a Clifton, New Jersey, home in April, police say.
Last month, William Chan told CBS News New York his dog, a 7-year-old Shih Tzu-Yorkshire Terrier mix named Rocky, somehow got out of the house on April 5 while his nephew was dog-sitting.
The Clifton Police Department said investigators determined that while Rocky was loose, he ran down the street and was running in or near the road at times.
Video shows Rocky did eventually return to his own yard, and a child holding a blanket can be seen chasing the dog before a woman gets out of a black SUV parked in the road. Rocky then runs onto the back porch of his home, where the woman and child corner him, grab him with a blanket, take him back to the SUV, and drive away.
The family said Rocky was wearing a harness and ID tag at the time.
Police said the woman did not make any attempt to talk to anyone inside the home or any neighbors, and neither animal control nor police received any calls about a loose dog being found on that day.
Chan called police on April 6 to report that Rocky had possibly been stolen, and investigators were later able to identify 29-year-old Mery Cepeda-Chevalier, of Newark, as a person of interest.
Officers spotted Cepeda-Chevalier’s vehicle in Passaic on April 8 and pulled her over, police said.
According to police, Cepeda-Chevalier cooperated with detectives, admitted she had Rocky, and agreed to have the detectives follow her back to her home. She then handed over the dog, and detectives reunited Rocky with his family.
On Thursday, Cepeda-Chevalier was charged via summons with one count of theft of a domestic companion animal.
New Jersey
Browns Hand Out New Jersey Uniform Numbers for All 10 Draftees, Plus a Dozen UDFAs
The Cleveland Browns announced jersey numbers for all 10 draftees, as the team’s rookie minicamp is underway at the CrossCountry Mortgage Campus.
While First-round picks Spencer Fano and KC Concepcion had already shown off their numbers — 55 and 17, respectively .. at their introductory press conference a few days ago, the jersey numbers for other rookies hadn’t been disclosed until today.
Second-round wideout Denzel Boston will now wear No. 12, quarterback Shedeur Sanders’ old number. Sanders, a fifth-rounder last year, had previously announced a switch to his old college No. 2 beforehand.
Fifth-round linebacker Justin Jefferson has been assigned jersey No. 10, which was used by last year’s second-round running back Quinshon Judkins. No announcement has been made yet on Judkins possibly changing his number, though. He wore No. 1 at Ohio State.
Not all jersey numbers are available in Cleveland, as the team has officially retired five of them: 14 (Otto Graham), 32 (Jim Brown), 45 (Ernie Davis), 46 (Don Fleming) and 76 (Lou Groza).
|
Jersey |
Round |
Pick |
Name |
Position |
School |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
55 |
1 |
9 |
Spencer Fano |
OT |
Utah |
|
17 |
1 |
24 |
KC Concepcion |
WR |
Texas A&M |
|
12 |
2 |
39 |
Denzel Boston |
WR |
Washington |
|
28 |
2 |
58 |
Emmanuel McNeil-Warren |
S |
Toledo |
|
58 |
3 |
86 |
Austin Barber |
OT |
Florida |
|
52 |
5 |
146 |
Parker Brailsford |
C |
Alabama |
|
10 |
5 |
149 |
Justin Jefferson |
LB |
Alabama |
|
18 |
5 |
170 |
Joe Royer |
TE |
Cincinnati |
|
15 |
6 |
182 |
Taylen Green |
QB |
Arkansas |
|
48 |
7 |
248 |
Carsen Ryan |
TE |
BYU |
At this point in time, eiht of the 10 rookies drafted by Cleveland in last months 2026 NFL Draft have signed their contracts. The only still-unsigned draftees are wideout Concepcion and safety Emmanuel McNeil-Warren.
In these cases, players sign a participation agreement that covers the team’s liability during the event, ensuring players are covered for injury.
Browns officially add 12 undrafted free agents
Cleveland also announced the formal signing of 12 undrafted free agents to complete it’s rookie class.
The most notable name on this list appears to be Logan Fano, a defensive end out of Utah who just happens to be Spencer Fano’s brother.
All undrafted free agent rookies were also assigned their numbers for the Browns’ rookie minicamp.
|
Jersey |
Name |
Position |
School |
|---|---|---|---|
|
29 |
Davon Booth |
RB |
Mississippi State |
|
34 |
Zion Washington |
S |
Boise State |
|
36 |
TJ Harden |
RB |
SMU |
|
36 |
Wes Pahl |
P |
Oklahoma State |
|
38 |
Kole Wilson |
WR |
Baylor |
|
43 |
Nate Evans |
CB |
Delaware |
|
47 |
DeCarlos Nicholson |
CB |
USC |
|
60 |
Izavion Miller |
OT |
Auburn |
|
64 |
Tyreak Sapp |
DE |
Florida |
|
66 |
Bernard Gooden |
DT |
LSU |
|
90 |
Khordae Sydnor |
DE |
Vanderbilt |
|
97 |
Logan Fano |
DE |
Utah |
Other players that have reportedly accepted invites to Browns’ rookie minicamp include Utah State quarterback Bryson Barnes, West Virginia linebacker Reid Carrico, Fordham linebacker James Conway, and Bowling Green tight end Jyrin Johnson.
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Crash closes Route 38 in Hainesport, New Jersey
A serious crash in Hainesport, New Jersey, has forced Route 38 to close Thursday night.
The crash happened on Route 38 near Creek Road at around 9:30 p.m. Chopper 3 was over the scene, where two cars were badly damaged.
According to Burlington County dispatch, several people were injured in the crash.
This is a developing story and will be updated.
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