COURT HOUSE – A light snowfall event is expected overnight Dec. 14 across southern New Jersey, according to the National Weather Service in Mount Holly (NWS).
Local meteorologist Dan Skeldon says up to an inch of snow is possible.
“The arrival of arctic air, plus the arrival of a disturbance now in the Midwest, will combine to create a period of snow showers and perhaps a squall or two overnight, mainly after midnight through 5 a.m.,” stated Skeldon in a post on his Facebook page.
“The snow should be ending before the morning rush,” according to a post on NWS’ Facebook page. “With temperatures falling below freezing slick spots will be possible due to the snow.”
Potentially record breaking cold is expected for the end of the week.
View NWS’ latest briefing as of 5 a.m. Dec. 14 here.
NWS will release their next briefing by 5 p.m. Dec. 14.
Cape May County Office of Emergency Management issued a “Code Blue” advisory for the county effective from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. Dec. 14, 15, and 16 along with the following:
“The National Weather Service – Mt. Holly office, has advised that the temperature may reach 25 degrees Fahrenheit or lower tonight (Dec. 14) and tomorrow night (Dec. 15).
“Please be aware that there may be people in your municipality that may need temporary sheltering during this advisory period.
“Persons seeking temporary shelter in a warming center should contact their local municipality. Additional resources are available by calling the County Homeless Hot Line Service at 1-877-886-1325 or 609-886-1325.
“If you have any questions or would like additional information please contact our office (609-463-6570).”
Additional information regarding a “CODE BLUE” advisory can be found on the Cape May County Board of Social Services website, http://www.cmcbss.com.
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