There are a ton of long-range forecasts out there for the 2023-24 winter season, and many forecasters are calling for a snowier winter in New Jersey than in 2022-23.
That’s a pretty safe bet, considering last winter had the second lowest New Jersey snowfall total on record, about 3 inches, with even less in Atlantic City and, by the way, Philadelphia, which both recorded a mere 0.3 inches. The question is how much more? Let’s look what several forecasters say.
The National Weather Service’s Climate Prediction Center doesn’t project snowfall totals (more on them later).
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