Pretty scene is about to change. Take look. This is the first day of spring in 2015. We got several inches of snow almost exactly one year ago and guess what . It looks like were going to see a repeat. A spring storm will impact your weekend. Good evening, im dawn timmeney. Im chris oconnell. So how much snow are we talking and who may see rain . Lets go right to chief meteorologist Scott Williams tonight. Scott, fill us in. Hi there, chris and dawn. Talking several inches of snow by monday morning. Out of this system but take look at the satellite radar right n now. Were dry, were quiet. Some colder air will move in tonight and the first part of the weekend but look at the moisture. Gathering out to the west gathering along the gulf coast this will transition its energy toward the Atlantic City board and ride up the coast as that spring noreaster so as we talk about the timing of this system, most of the day tomorrow its going to be dry. Overnight saturday into sunday when we start to
Gathering along the gulf coast this will transition its energy toward the Atlantic City board and ride up the coast as that spring noreaster so as we talk about the timing of this system, most of the day tomorrow its going to be dry. Overnight saturday into sunday when we start to see that moisture move in to delaware. Move into south jersey. Its mainly going to start out as some rain. Temperatures are going to be critical and likely above freezing for much of the day on sunday with the system. Its not really until sunday night when we start to see most of that rain and wet snow transition over to all snow across parts of the area and then it pulls away monday morning. So tomorrow, 47 degrees for the high temperature. Then sunday high temperatures only in the 30s. So were looking at the main impacts on sunday out of this system. Most of the precipitation starts early sunday but its going to mainly be rain during the day. Then tapering off early monday as mainly snow. Well talk much mor
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