Discussion: I hope everyone had a great 4th of July and weekend! This entire week will feature conditions like “Florida in the summer” if you are familiar. Hazy, dangerously hot, and excessively humid with thunderstorms possible anytime, especially during PM
Discussion: The purpose of this article is to leave you with a more detailed look at NJ weather conditions for the 4th of July and this weekend. Any updates after this article, over the extended holiday period (tomorrow through Sunday),
Discussion: The forecast is straight forward. The pleasant weather for the rest of tonight (Monday) into tomorrow (Tuesday) is from the backside NW flow of a baby trough swinging through. The E US then establishes ridging that lasts through this
Discussion: The rain and storms that have occurred so far (last night through late this morning) were associated with the warm front and warm sector attached to the overall system (low center moving through SE Canada). That’s why dew points
Discussion: It doesn’t get more comfortable than today’s feel. High sun angle, reasonably warm temps with low humidity, light breeze…the kind of stuff that should be bottled and sold. Though it’s not the tropical beachgoer’s preference (90+ with 70+ dews),
Discussion: Well, we’re baking again today (Wednesday) and another cold front is approaching tonight that will bring relief from heat and humidity for Thursday and Friday. The current expectation for tonight are downpours and thunderstorms to ride the cold front
Discussion: Last night was a very frequent lightning show for many across SNJ. Areas in central and NE PA also got hit hard leaving a gap between, through NNJ/CNJ of many who did not get hit. Instead, these areas zapped
Discussion: The highly anomalous E US ridge has peaked and is now slowly decaying. During this decay (this weekend), NJ should reach the hottest temperatures and highest humidity levels of this entire heat wave. Because of this, the National Weather
Discussion: As Glenn Frey once sang, “The heat is on!” The summer solstice is days away and we’re experiencing peak sun angle/hours of daylight from now through the 4th of July. Before I jump into a rather simple “hazy, hot,
Discussion: Since we’re starting off with a stormfront, the weekend outlook will be in article format. First, we’ll cover this evening’s storms then we’ll get into the rest of the weekend and the longer-range foreseeable pattern. The small and transient
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