Winter Weather in Hudson, New Jersey

Trained spotters reported 3.0 inches in Hoboken, 3.0 inches in Kearney, with the pubic reporting 3.1 inches in West New York and 2.5 inches in Jersey City. A Cooperative observer reported 3.0 inches in Harrison. Amounts averaged around the bottom end of advisory level criteria.

A cold front pushed through, with a secondary cold frontal boundary lingering back to the west. Low pressure formed along the boundary and began to strengthen as it pulled away quickly to the east and northeast. The accumulating snow was generated mainly from frontogenetical forcing which occurred to the north and west of the developing surface low. Winter Storm criteria was just missed across Western Passaic, with the remainder of Northeast New Jersey achieving advisory criteria, or falling just short of advisory criteria.