It is our great honor to announce that the Southern Ocean Rotary Club and The Jersey Shore Council Boy Scouts of America have requested Weather NJ to provide their 2015 Operation Halloween, featuring Zombie Outbreak, weather forecast for the 2nd year in a
It’s that time of year where temperatures like to roller coaster between cold and mild. High pressure overhead will drift into the ocean and another low pressure system will track across SE Canada between today and Friday. This will reverse
Everyone ready for some cold weather? Low pressure to our north is currently dragging a cold front through the Great Lakes which will eventually pass through New Jersey sometime tomorrow into Saturday. As expected, it looks pretty dry so only
I hope everyone had a great Columbus Day! Aside from a frontal passage between Tuesday and Wednesday, the week looks pretty good. Then get our your coats, gloves, hats and anything else you need to stay warm ready because the
Once we get through today’s rain and possible embedded thunderstorms, the weekend looks great! High pressure will be moving in behind the cold front which will make for a cool, crisp, and dry (aside from AM dew) fall weekend. Let’s
Rainfall and even some embedded thunderstorms are expected tomorrow as low pressure moving through the Great Lakes towards Maine drags a cold front across New Jersey. The good news is that it should be out of here by Saturday morning
It’s time to harness the WeatherTrends360 proprietary weather algorithms for a look at the rest of October. But first lets break New Jersey into proper climatological regions. We have the upper elevations of NNJ/NWNJ, the interior coastal plain (SWNJ through CNJ and
Hurricane Joaquin is steaming out to sea towards the northern mid-Atlantic and its sideshow-low, that’s been parked over South Carolina, will soon follow suit. High pressure will now move in and improve conditions throughout the week. A low tracking through the
Here’s the latest on the east coast pattern that’s been occurring. Hurricane Joaquin is just, and I mean just, missing Bermuda to the west. The latest wind numbers I’ve seen for Bermuda itself is 44mph sustained with gusts to 60mph.
Coastal regions of New Jersey will continue to see above-normal tidal cycles as onshore flow persists. Basically, an area of strong high pressure in Canada (clockwise anti-cyclonic flow in the northern hemisphere) is working with Joaquin’s current position (counter-clockwise cyclonic
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