Today should be the last cooler day before we moderate for the weekend. Once the winds switch to a southwesterly direction, warmth and humidity will trickle back into the region to close out the weekend. Let’s look at each day:
Both Friday and Sunday are looking pretty good this weekend. Saturday however could fall victim to a low pressure disturbance moving through. This would specifically affect the New Jersey region with anything from overcast spotty drizzle to heavier rain showers, especially in the
The cold front has made it into western PA and will advance through our region this afternoon into evening. By tomorrow morning, the front should be out into the Atlantic Ocean with cooler and drier temperatures left in its wake.
A low pressure system will be moving from the Great Lakes region into E. Canada between now and tomorrow evening. Attached to the southern side of this system will be a frontal passage with showers and thunderstorms ahead of it.
Fall is right around the corner (September 22nd), however Fall looks to be making an early entrance across the Northeast towards the end of this week. The Climate Prediction Center has placed a large chunk of the United States
Monday looks pretty decent to start the week out with seasonably average and pleasant conditions. A possible coastal low pressure disturbance could bring rain and wind to the region in the Tuesday-Wednesday period. Temperatures should then rebound a bit warmer
All ingredients are on the table for a stormy Saturday night. Instability will be high, wind shear should be sufficient, dew points will be jungle-like, and we have a trigger (cold front) rolling through from the NW. As far as
This weekend will feature a period of transition—starting with warmth, humidity and storms and ending with fall-like conditions. The threat of showers and thunderstorms exists slightly this afternoon-evening but moreso on Saturday. Let’s look at each day: Friday will reach
It’s time to harness the true power of WeatherTrend360’s proprietary algorithms and take a look at the entire month of September. First lets break New Jersey into proper climatological regions. We have the upper elevations of NWNJ, the interior coastal
A high pressure ridge driven by the Bermuda High will dominate the weather pattern this week. For many this means some of the warmest and most humid conditions so far this summer. Upper-level low pressure-driven troughs have dominated the mid-Atlantic
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