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
We have a lot to talk about. Joaquin is now a powerful category 4 hurricane in the Bahamas. You can monitor our Eye Wall for the latest current observations. The data is automatically updated as soon as the National Hurricane
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The entire week looks unsettled with more low pressure riding up the coast and an expected frontal passage. It should be a nice rainmaker for New Jersey with a few inches of precipitation possible when all is said and done. Let’s
Low pressure will crawl up the coast this weekend as high pressure first blocks then departs into the ocean. What does this mean? Friday high temperatures should reach the low-to-mid 70s statewide. Skies should feature a mixed bag of sun
A weak coastal low pressure disturbance will be the main driver of possible rain and nuisance conditions this weekend. The rain could begin as early as Saturday afternoon/evening and last through Monday evening. High pressure to the north will block the
A pesky low pressure disturbance will slowly crawl up the east coast and contribute to a period of onshore flow this week. SNJ has the best chance to see any rainfall from the northern side of the system. I wouldn’t
Today and tomorrow should be the last few days of warmer temperatures and elevated humidity. On Sunday we’ll have a dry cold frontal passage which will provide some relief. Beyond that is interesting. After the front moves through on Sunday,
There’s not much to say. The sunny weather continues with a dry frontal passage on Sunday, only making it more pleasant feeling. Let’s break it down. Friday high temperatures should reach the mid-80s inland and maybe just 80 along the
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