It’s time to harness the WeatherTrends360 proprietary weather algorithms to see how the rest of April 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
The active weather pattern should continue this week. Let’s break it down. The winds have finally calmed down statewide. Precipitation however is possible later tonight into tomorrow from another passing low pressure system. NNJ could see snowfall, especially elevations, while
Those are some of my favorite Fleetwood Mac lyrics and are well-suited for tomorrow morning. A low pressure disturbance, currently over the Great Lakes, will be making a pass through our region overnight. It should track right over the NNJ/NYC area in
The weather looks very active this weekend in New Jersey. Lots of dynamics at play as we transition from mild and stormy to cold and dry. The main player for today is a low pressure system passing far to our
Radar confirms that precipitation has made it into W. PA. It will continue to push east and bring rainfall to New Jersey later tonight through Friday evening. I wish I could say just some wind and rain but the dynamics are potentially
A cold air mass is coming. A series of low pressure systems will ride the front of the upper-level trough as it swings its axis into a negative tilt. Precipitation should form along the entire front side of the trough
Low pressure is dragging a cold front through the region today. It is just now pushing the last of the rainfall offshore. Behind the cold front, are strong and gusty winds out of the NW in correlation with the back-side (W
High pressure will be the main driver this week as it floats across the Mid-Atlantic US from W to E. We’re chilly ahead of it and mild once it’s through. Some rain chances tonight into Monday and Thursday PM into
Once the cold front pushes any remaining showers and/or weak thunderstorms out to sea, we’re looking at a dry and sunny weekend. Cooler though. Let’s break it down: Friday (Mar 25) high temperatures should reach well into the 60s for
We have an active weather pattern setting up over the next 24-36 hours. A cold front has backed into New Jersey from the NE, bringing a cold and cloudy Atlantic Ocean air mass to many locations. Our primary driver will be
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