Low pressure will be moving through New Jersey tomorrow (Sunday). It is expected to stay above 1000mb before ejecting into the Atlantic Ocean later tomorrow evening and bombing out for New England on Monday—less than a week after the recent high-impact storm
Overnight tonight we’re cold and gusty. Temperatures should fall into the teens for most. SNJ might hang in the lower 20s but NWNJ could drop into the single-digits. Winds are still gusting 25-35mph across the state which basically makes it feel
Some are happy. Some are sad. That is the way of New Jersey snow. Let’s break it down… Official accumulations from NWS Mt. Holly NJ Official accumulations from NWS Upton NY The storm rapidly intensified from Virginia through its Atlantic
Live-casting begins now. Here are my final thoughts heading into tomorrow’s winter storm… Click here to view map in full-resolution. Discussion: Well, here we are. The best widespread snow chance of the season is knocking at our door. We have great
Here are my current thoughts on what to expect for Thursday’s winter snow storm… You can view the full-resolution snow map by clicking here. Text Version of Video: The most recent model guidance (model guidance that post-dates this snow map creation)
Support is increasing for significant snowfall through New Jersey this Wed PM-Thurs AM. Here are my updated thoughts… Text version of video: The timing of this system is much easier to grasp than the final storm track. We’ve always been looking
Models continue to suggest snowfall for Wednesday night into Thursday morning. Here are my current thoughts… Text version of video: The upper levels over the US are temporarily aligning in a favorable flow for winter storm development. However, we are lacking
Conditions should fluctuate this week but possibly end wintry. Let’s break it down… Disco: We should remain on the colder side into Monday. It won’t be as cold as the last few days but still colder. Tuesday and Wednesday then
I just took this picture tonight on my way home. It’s been a while since I’ve been able to grab a sunset shot. So there’s that. Otherwise, high pressure has control of the region this weekend. That should keep it
It’s time to harness the WeatherTrends360 proprietary weather algorithms to see how February of 2017 should play out. But first lets break New Jersey into proper climatological regions. We have the higher elevations of NNJ/NWNJ, the interior coastal plain (SWNJ through CNJ and into
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