Saturday and Sunday look much better than Friday. Also watching the tropics… Discussion: A low pressure system tracking through the Great Lakes into SE Canada will drag a cold front through the region between Friday and early Saturday morning. As
Gert will stay out to sea as another wave departs the Cape Verde region… On the above image you can see Gert as well as the frontal boundary that will prevent Gert from reaching the east coast. Gert is currently intensifying
This week looks to start nice. As of right now Sunday looks like the best day of the weekend. Let’s break it down… Discussion: UDATED 8/15/2017 10AM: Hurricane Gert’s rate of groth has had a bit more influence over our weather pattern
By no means a washout. Let’s break it down… Discussion: A low pressure system will move through the Great Lakes this weekend before lifting up into SE Canada. It will drag a frontal boundary through New Jersey where a weak
Franklin has made landfall on the Yucatan Peninsula and will re-emerge over the SW Gulf of Mexico before making another landfall on the E coast of Mexico. No impacts to New Jersey or even the US are expected from such.
This week should start wet and stormy but conditions then improve… Discussion: At the upper-levels we have below-average to average heights to start this week, thanks to a series of upper-level troughs swinging through the region. Heights will then build mid-week
We’re looking at a wet start for some but Saturday through Sunday eventually looks beautiful. Let’s break it down… Discussion: An upper-level trough will move through the Great Lakes into SE Canada, dragging a cold front through New Jersey Saturday
It’s time to harness the WeatherTrends360 proprietary weather algorithms to see how August of 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 into NENJ
This week should start warm and pleasant but end hot and muggy. Let’s break it down… Discussion: The main players driving this week’s weather are first, an area of high pressure moving from the Great Lakes towards Bermuda and second,
Here’s what to expect this weekend… Discussion: Not much has changed since yesterday’s article analysis. We still have an upper level low moving through the Mid-Atlantic US over the next 72 hours. We also however have an upper level low moving
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