Discussion: An upper-level 250mb jet on the N/NW side of the Bermuda high will couple with the dipping northern upper-level 250mb jet. This should produce a solid upper-level 250mb jet out of the SW over NJ tonight which has the
It’s time to harness WeatherTrends360 technology and look at how the rest of September 2019 should play out. WeatherTrends360 algorithms are documented with an 84% verification rate and are based on oceanic water cycles, time table series and very complex
Discussion: So that there is no confusion Dorian will NOT make landfall or even come close to making landfall on the New Jersey coast. This article is about how the far-NW side of the cyclone will affect New Jersey between
Discussion: Conditions should improve behind the thunderstorms tonight. Overnight temperatures and dew points should fall a bit and produce that classic “back to school” chill-feeling in the morning. Temps and humidity should then gradually build Tuesday into Wednesday with possibly
Discussion: Per the latest (8AM) National Hurricane Center update Dorian is a category 5 hurricane still moving W at 1mph with a central pressure of 916mb. Dorian hit the N part of Abaco yesterday and has stalled over Grand Bahama
Discussion: Per the latest (11AM) National Hurricane Center update Major Hurricane Dorian is straight up in beast mode. Dorian is a category 5 hurricane moving W at 7mph with a central pressure of 913mb. Sustained surface winds of 180mph have
Discussion: Per the latest (11AM) National Hurricane Center update Dorian is a category 4 hurricane moving W at 8mph with a central pressure of 945mb. The slowing trend continues. If you’ve been following my updates the storm was moving 13mph
Discussion: Per the latest (11AM) National Hurricane Center update Dorian is a category 2 hurricane moving NW at 10mph with a central pressure of 972mb. With that said the storm has slowed its movement down a bit and deepened in
Discussion: Lots of high pressure will be around this weekend and that’s what will likely turn Hurricane Dorian into the E Florida coast. For New Jersey it means a stellar Labor Day Weekend forecast with only some nuisance stuff around
Discussion: Per the 11AM National Hurricane Center update Dorian is a category 1 hurricane moving NW at 13mph with a central pressure of 984mb. This is going to be a pretty grim update for Florida. Dorian will now move through
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