Another hot, hazy and humid week is expected. Let’s break it down… Discussion: 250mb S/SW winds are currently positioned over New Jersey ahead of a positive-axis weak upper-level trough. It appears that this trough will eventually produce a weak 500mb
If we can make it through Friday then Saturday and Sunday look pretty good. Discussion: It’s rather uneventful above 18K feet this weekend. At the mid levels and surface, we’re looking at a very unsettled Friday followed by a break in
Hot, humid and unsettled conditions should dominate this week. Let’s break it down… Discussion: The strongest 250mb winds should remain over/just north of the Mid-Atlantic US region this week. This is reflective of the stubborn high pressure ridge set up
We start out with some rain and storms for Friday-Saturday then finish with a beautiful Sunday. Let’s break it down… Discussion: The upper-level jet will continue to carve a W/C US ridge which will produce a dip over the Mid-Atlantic
It’s time to harness the WeatherTrends360 proprietary weather algorithms to see how the rest of July 2017 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 and
Conditions this week are looking pretty run-of-mill for summer. Let’s break it down… Discussion: A strong ridge should eventually develop in the W US. This should prevent the E US from scorching above average this week. We might even fall
Unsettled, warm and sticky conditions give way to improvement by Sunday. Let’s break it down… Discussion: 250mb winds remain well to our N as the jet stream holds an area of higher 500mb heights over our region. It should stay this
This week looks pretty good but with a few things worth noting. Let’s break it down… Discussion: High pressure should have control of the region however 500mb heights should be below average to start the week. While this means no
Most of the weekend looks good aside from Cindy’s remnants. Let’s break it down… Discussion: The entire weekend forecast revolves around Cindy’s remnants which will be absorbed into an approaching upper-level longwave trough and pushed through the east coast between now and Saturday
The severe thunderstorm potential has not backed down. Here’s what to expect today… Please click here to view full resolution storm impact map. Discussion: More than adequate instability and sufficient wind shear parameters coupled with soupy dew points and a cold
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