Discussion: We currently have a colder flow out of the W/NW. Overnight lows tonight (Thursday night) should fall into the 20s for most with coastal regions hanging in the 30s. A few isolated snow flurries and streamer showers have been
Discussion: Precipitation is approaching New Jersey from the SW and is already falling in some areas. No one should get too excited just yet. The snow that could happen tonight is mainly for the higher NWNJ elevations and will probably
Discussion: It looks like the roller coaster temperature swings will calm down now that we’re settled into a colder air mass and colder pattern overall. Temperatures should fall steadily through sunset into tonight (Monday night) sending most below freezing. We’ll
Discussion: Our cool streak (since Monday night’s cold front) is about to end as we roller coaster forward with temperatures again. High pressure is drifting out to sea and Nicole will make landfall in E FL before tracking N through
Discussion: Did anyone get to see the lunar eclipse this morning? Certainly, a more traditional fall feel this morning compared to the last few days. We’ll stay dry and clear for a few days (through Friday) as we gradually warm
Discussion: We’ve got an interesting week ahead. A total lunar eclipse, two fronts, roller coaster temperatures, remnants of Nicole, etc. all leading to a much colder pattern with even some snow showing up on long-range model guidance. A bit longer
Discussion: Today (Thursday) we’re maxing out in the 60s (some breaking 70). The next few days (this weekend and through Monday) look amazing on paper but unseasonably mild for this time of year. In fact, we might see some warm
Discussion: A Happy Halloween to those who celebrate! The most notable feature to dominate New Jersey’s weather pattern is the developing ridge. I’m seeing above-average geopotential height anomalies through Nov 12. And while it’s a little outside of my comfort
Discussion: Today was obviously a sunnier and much drier day than the last few. Some of the immediate coastal regions could hang in the low-to-mid 40s overnight tonight (Thursday night). Most of the rest of NJ, however, should dip into
Discussion: A strong blocking ridge currently exists over SE Canada and will retrograde/reform back over the NE US by the end of the week. This should keep any defined troughs in the central/western US while allowing some upper lows to
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