Aside from a rainy start, most of the weekend should feature beautiful spring weather. Let’s break it down: Friday (April 22) high temperatures should reach the 70s for most (maybe just the upper-60s for coastal regions. Skies should be mostly
Most of the week looks great aside from some nuisance conditions on Friday. Let’s break it down: Monday (April 18) high temperatures have a decent chance of breaking 80 away from the ocean. Coastal areas might top out in the
A ridge is building over the E. US as a cut-off low spins in the Atlantic. The result? Sunny, dry and mild spring weather for most of New Jersey but slightly cooler along coastal regions. Let’s break it down: Friday
Temperatures will be warmer this week however clouds and rain should be plentiful for at least the first part. Let’s break it down: Monday (April 11) high temperatures should reach the mid-50s for NNJ elevations and likely break 60 for
Precipitation, associated with the low pressure system currently heading out to sea, has moved into the area. You can see the low pressure center over NJ on the above Earth Map image. That will continue heading east while leaving an elongated
This weekend will feature cold overnight temperatures and cool daytime high temperatures with nuisance wintry precipitation possible. Let’s break it down: Friday (April 8) high temperatures should reach the upper-40s for NNJ elevations and lower-50s for the rest of New
We’re still looking at a major pattern change toward warm and mild weather for the second half of April. This weekend however looks cold and possibly snowy as indicated on the latest GFS (Saturday afternoon-evening): The teleconnections are actually very
Low pressure currently over the Great Lakes is on its way to our region. It will quickly jump to the NJ area tomorrow and then lift to the N out of our region by Friday afternoon. This should bring some
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
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