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Source: National Weather Service, Mount Holly, NJ office (PHI). Point forecast for grid cell PHI 57,53, the same spot as station KMIV.
What's on the scope
This is the KDOX Doppler radar in southern Delaware, about 42 miles south-southwest of the airport. It's the radar the NWS assigns to Millville. The loop updates every few minutes.
Radar imagery: NOAA / National Weather Service, NEXRAD station KDOX.
A super El Niño built like the snowless ones
This year's Pacific warming is piled up off South America, not in the central Pacific. Every past El Niño shaped like that gave the Northeast a mild, wet, low-snow winter, with maybe one shot at a big storm.
Open the outlook → Every El Niño since 1950Each event lined up against Atlantic hurricane counts and the NYC snow and precipitation that followed.
See the data → 🌊 Nor'easters: flooding firstEl Niño winters flood the Jersey Shore. Every flood nor'easter at Atlantic City since 1950, plus my call of 2–4 moderate-or-worse coastal floods this winter.
Read the research →
The current storm
Weather updates
Video updates whenever a storm is on the way, especially winter storms, with snowfall totals, timing and what to expect.
Tsunami Simmons
Forecasting South Jersey weather from Millville Executive Airport, with a soft spot for snowstorms.