Tomorrow looks decent for trick or treating but all eyes are on the coastal storm that will form from two different low pressure disturbances. New Jersey impacts include cold rain and gusty winds on Saturday followed by a temperature drop Saturday
Model guidance continues to suggest a strong low pressure disturbance forming off the coast of Delmarva/New Jersey this Saturday. Exact impacts for New Jersey will vary from coast to inland but strong northerly winds will be common throughout the entire
To be clear…snow accumulations are not expected. However, the chance for snow mixing in with cold rain is very possible, especially for the higher elevations of NWNJ. A low pressure disturbance will be sinking down from Canada and lifting out
I don’t know about you but I’m enjoying every minute of the warmer Fall we’ve been having. As we further transition towards Winter, we’ll see more and more temperature fluctuations. Each cold spell will last a little bit longer as
High pressure will continue to dominate for the first part of the week. That will keep temperatures above average until a frontal boundary swings through midweek and returns temperatures to seasonably average levels. A strong low pressure disturbance looks to move through
The coastal storm is now well formed about 175 miles east of the lower Delmarva Peninsula. Rain and wind will continue to wrap around it’s cyclonic flow well into tomorrow morning. Winds have been gusting to 25/30mph along the immediate
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Clouds cover will begin increasing today as a low pressure disturbance moves in from the NW and eventually forms a weak coastal storm. While some rainfall could actually start this evening, most of it will fall between Tuesday and Thursday.
It’s time to harness the true power of WeatherTrend360’s proprietary algorithms again as we close out October and head into November. First lets break New Jersey into proper climatological regions. We have the upper elevations of NWNJ, the interior coastal
An upper level low pressure disturbance will move from Canada across the Great Lakes and stall out near the benchmark (70N/40W) next week. Impacts should be felt as early as Tuesday evening. There is uncertainty as to when it will
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