Central Bergen county. Legit blizzard-like conditions

Detailed snow banding discussion: With CAMs now in agreement on the synoptic aspects of the storm, there's higher confidence on the mesoscale snow banding evolution. 1⃣ Short term -- An ongoing zonally oriented frontogenetic band associated with the mid-level warm front is slowly pushing north into DE & southern NJ, producing large aggregates and heavy wet snow. This band will continue slowly moving north & intensifying today. 2⃣ This evening/tonight -- As the surface low & upper-level trough become increasingly aligned and the surface cyclone rapidly deepens, the mid-level low becomes occluded and its associated front pivots towards a SSW-NNE alignment. This will lead the convergence & warm air advection forced frontogenesis swath to pivot in that direction, with a slow-moving to near stationary snow band setting up from Delaware to southern NJ & Philly metro. Heavy snow rates upwards of 2-3"/hour are expected with this band. 3⃣ Late tonight/early tomorrow -- As the cyclone and its associated low-level jet (LLJ) rapidly strengthen, the LLJ rotates towards the southeast, with strong offshore convection along the triple point of the cyclone rotating into the cold conveyor belt in an area of strong isentropic ascent, producing heavy snow bands in excess of 2-4"/hour moving from SE to NW through the NYC metro and merging into the dominant pivoting snow band, now likely over the western half of NJ. Thundersnow isn't out of the question with these convective bands. 4⃣ Tomorrow -- As the occluded cyclone moves off to the northeast, forcing for ascent becomes increasingly disjointed from the cyclone center and more rapidly moves off to the northeast. This will lead to strong low-mid level warm air advection & associated frontogenesis pushing through RI & eastern MA early tomorrow, producing snow rates over 2-4"/hour, but without the kind of pivoting snow bands expected out west.