Discussion: We’re currently (Thursday) under the warmer influence of a ridge that will depart the E US by Saturday morning. Areas away from the ocean should dip into the 30s overnight tonight (Thursday night) with coastal areas holding closer to
Discussion: Models were correct about a week ago in that a ridge would develop now, out in the W/C US, and reciprocate a colder trough for the extreme EC which includes NJ. This should start us off colder this week
Discussion: Not seeing anything noteworthy in the upper levels for this week. A ridge will try to develop out W but not quite W US…more like W/C US. This will still reciprocate a trough for the E US (the very
Discussion: The upper pattern appears zonal through this Friday. A few minor deviations in geopotential heights but otherwise, flat and zonal. A more meridional (dynamic) jet pattern should emerge this weekend as a ridge forms for the W US. This
Discussion: The upper jet is in a split-stream pattern heading into this weekend. It should eventually even out into a single upper jet next week, first a bit zonal, but then with an axis out of the NW. This tells
Discussion: I apologize I wasn’t able to get a more detailed weekend outlook out for this past weekend. I was only able to do a quick update late Friday night. It was a busy life weekend but here we are.
Discussion: The upper-levels should form a strong and prolonged ridge over the E US this week into the weekend. This means anonymously mild/warm temperatures and likely no rain. You heard right, the weekend, this weekend, right before Halloween, currently looks
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Discussion: The dreaded weekend rain pattern continues. I feel like this should be a Star Wars crawl. It was nice to see this past weekend’s system exit in time for a salvageable Sunday. Rain totals varied wildly as expected with
Forecast Discussion: Not much has changed since the article earlier this week. We have another weekend rain event as the weekend rain pattern continues. We have a Miller-B synoptic setup this weekend. A primary low (currently developing) will track from
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