Warmer weather is finally going to take hold this week. Let’s break it down: Monday (May 23) high temperatures should reach the mid-70s for most. Coastal areas could be held to the 60s. Skies should be mixed with sun and
Friday looks great! Saturday and Sunday not so much. Let’s break it down: Friday (May 20) high temperatures should reach the 70s for most. I wouldn’t be surprised to see 80 reached away from the ocean in CNJ/SNJ and only
A decent amount of rainfall is expected this weekend however the entire weekend does not look like a washout. I’ve been tracking this disturbance since last Thursday but wanted to wait until today’s guidance to issue the best forecast I
This week we’re looking at a high pressure—low pressure—high pressure sandwich. That means that the week should start and end dry with a weak mid-week disturbance that should bring some rain. Let’s break it down: Monday (May 16) high temperatures
Another unsettled weekend is on tap thanks to two passing fronts. Let’s break it down: Friday (May 13 – eww!) high temperatures should reach the mid-to-upper 60s. 70 is not off the table. Rain and thunderstorms are possible, especially during
A cold front attached to a low moving through Canada will pass through the region Friday evening into Saturday morning from W to E. At the very least, linear segments of rainfall are expected just ahead of the front between
Don’t get me wrong, this week will feature some rain and storms. But it’s looking much better than last week. Synoptic Discussion: At 500mb, the E side component (trough of lower heights) of the omega block is lifting out to
Friday looks like the rainiest day of the weekend. Saturday and Sunday…not too bad but meh. Let’s break it down. Friday (May 6) high temperatures should reach the mid-50s statewide. Skies should be mostly cloudy. Rainfall is likely and could
An upper-level trough is about to slowly swing through the entire east coast, delivering a sustained period of unsettled weather through the weekend. Here’s the 500mb look Friday afternoon when the upper-level trough centers over the Mid-Atlantic US: Even though
It’s time to harness the WeatherTrends360 proprietary weather algorithms to see how the rest of May 2016 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
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