A sudden and unexpected shift in weather conditions has brought snow to Mount Laurel, Latest Jersey, today, despite earlier forecasts predicting temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. The National Weather Service reported overcast skies and a temperature of 29°F as of 3:54 am EST, a stark contrast to previous predictions.
The abrupt change has prompted a Special Weather Statement from the National Weather Service, warning of hazardous conditions. Current conditions at Mount Holly, South Jersey Regional Airport show a humidity level of 75%, a barometer reading of 29.75 in (1007.4 mb) and a wind chill of 21°F. Visibility is currently at 10.00 miles.
The forecast for the remainder of the day indicates snow, possibly mixing with rain after 9 am, before gradually ending. The high is expected to be near 46°F, with southwest winds around 10 mph and gusts up to 20 mph. There is an 80% chance of precipitation, with potential for less than a half inch of new snow accumulation.
Tonight, the forecast calls for mostly clear skies and a low around 22°F. A south wind around 10 mph is expected. There is a 60% chance of snow, with a possible accumulation of less than a half inch.
Looking ahead, Thursday’s forecast includes a slight chance of rain before 10 am, followed by a slight chance of snow between 10 am and 1 pm, and then a chance of rain and snow after 1 pm. The high is expected to be near 41°F. Thursday night brings a chance of snow before 4 am, potentially transitioning to freezing rain.
The National Weather Service is currently accepting applications for 2026 Summer Student Volunteers, a separate announcement posted alongside the weather advisories.
