We’re cold through overnight Saturday with the entire state staying below freezing for lows and highs. A few more nights of single digit temperatures are likely. On Sunday we begin to moderate some with 50s possible next week. There are also a
The map is pretty straight forward. Snow arrives from the S/SE overnight and clears out by noon at the latest tomorrow. A nuisance for most of NJ but possible significant impact to extreme SENJ. Be safe! JC Jonathan CarrJonathan Carr
Model guidance has continued to nudge precipitation northwestward into SENJ. Cumberland, Cape May, Atlantic, and SE parts of Ocean and Burlington Counties have the best chance to see light to moderate snowfall between 4AM and 10AM tomorrow. Snow showers are now reaching
The storm that was modeled last week for this Wednesday-Thursday shifted southward over this past weekend. Over the last 24 hours it has trended slightly back northward and shifted potential impacts for SENJ closer to the 2AM-11AM Thursday morning period. We
It’s time to harness the true power of WeatherTrend360’s proprietary algorithms again as we begin to close out Winter. First lets break New Jersey into proper climatological regions. We have the upper elevations of NWNJ, the interior coastal plain (SWNJ through CNJ and into
Another week of colder-than-average temperatures is expected with some wintry precipitation possible in the Wednesday-Thursday period. Let’s take a look at each day: Monday will top out in the upper teens (NWNJ) to 20s (SENJ) for high temperatures. Expect a mixed
Model guidance continues to show more of a front end snow thump tomorrow afternoon-evening before changing over to sleet/freezing rain and ultimately rain by Sunday morning. Here’s my latest impact map/update. The darker blue area should stay snowy the longest and
Friday should top out around 15 statewide with plenty of sunshine. Expect 10-15mph winds out of the NW with gusts to 30mph. Wind chill factors should continue to be brutal. Overnight lows then range from -5 in NWNJ to
First and foremost, prepare for a very cold overnight period tonight. The Arctic front is well out to sea and Arctic high pressure will re-enforce the cold air mass through Saturday morning. We’re looking at single-digit lows (if not lower)
A low pressure disturbance will sneak between two Arctic air masses this Saturday night into Sunday. The central low pressure track will likely be just west of/along the Appalachian Mountains which traditionally spells rain for New Jersey and nearby surrounding
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