Discussion: Temperatures and dew points are currently butt-cheeking apart which is evidence that the front is through. We’re now under stable W/NW flow coming from a cooler and drier air mass over the lakes. Tonight should feel pretty amazing and
Discussion: Most model guidance has the surface low tracking from Ohio/W PA now through North-Central PA overnight/by morning, and into NY State/SE Canada by tomorrow afternoon. Given the proximity of the low’s track and track speed, NJ will spend a
Discussion: The high pressure, that brought us the beautiful conditions these past few days, is out in the Atlantic Ocean. The SW side of the high’s anti-cyclonic flow is now kicking winds into NJ from the S. You might have
Discussion: Another gorgeous late-spring overnight is expected tonight (Sunday night). Temps should make their way down to the 50-60 range by about 5am, maybe lower for elevations and interior Pine Barrens. A weak area of high pressure remains overhead tonight
Discussion: The weekend looks spectacular for outdoor interests. But first we need to get through tonight’s thunderstorms. A low is expected to form in the extreme W MD/WV area soon. This low should then track over Delmarva and into the
Discussion: Not much to update about today. It’s a hot one. But starting at around 8pm tonight, a Back Door Cold Front (BDCF) will advance into NJ from the E/NE. We can thank the anti-cyclonic nature (clockwise flow) of high
Discussion: First, an acknowledgement to those who have bravely fallen for our country. I hope everyone had a great weekend and enjoyed all that the fought-for freedom allows us to. It’s now go time for the warmer months of the
Discussion: As someone vested in outdoor BBQ interests this weekend, like many of you, I’ve been monitoring this weekend’s weather forecast like a hawk. At first (from fantasy range) there was a potential hurricane capable of bringing remnants up the
Discussion: We’ll be under ridging for most of this week. A little cooler earlier in the week with the onshore flow associated with high pressure to our N. That high will then move offshore and help bring a warm front
Discussion: Thunderstorms associated with a Mesoscale Convective Vortex (MCV) are approaching NJ from the W. NENJ and ECNJ look a bit more stable but NWNJ and most of SNJ are baking in instability today. The NWS has a tornado watch
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