Discussion: High pressure over the general Bermuda area is slowing departing to the E. The anticyclonic/southerly return flow from such is driving our current warm and humid conditions. Another area of high pressure should track from the Great Lakes towards
Discussion: Now that the remnants of tropical systems Chris and Beryl are moving further away to the NW, a ridge will fill into the E US. This will keep us on the warmer side this weekend, especially areas away from
Discussion: There is no tropical threat for the New Jersey coast. The tropics do have to be acknowledged at this point however simply due to the pattern impact on our conditions. We were initially set to bake this week through
Discussion: A weak positive-tilted trough will swing through the Northeast/Mid-Atlantic US this weekend. This should cut the upper-level ridge in half and allow normal 500mb height anomalies for New Jersey in that period. At the surface this is reflected by
It’s time to harness the WeatherTrends360 proprietary weather algorithms to see how the rest of July 2018 should play out. But first lets break New Jersey into climatologically-similar regions. We have the higher elevations of NNJ/NWNJ, the interior coastal plain and Newark Basin (SWNJ
Discussion: We’ve seen hotter heat waves than this. Regardless, the current heat and humidity are still into “dangerous” territory regarding hydration and keeping cool. It took a few days for the humidity to build over the weekend but it’s here
Discussion: Real quick, we saw a cold front come through yesterday that had very little effect on temperatures. In fact actual temperatures should now warm behind the cold front. Go figure! The biggest impact from the cold front passage is
Discussion: The first half of this week looks beautiful. Most areas still reach near-80 but with a pleasant feel. We can thank a Canadian area of high pressure floating through the region for this. Wednesday into Thursday then looks unsettled
Discussion: A low pressure system will slowly track from W to E just S of the Great Lakes between now and Sunday morning. After a cooler Friday, this should bring a warm front through NJ from S to N on
Discussion: The week begins hazy, hot and humid thanks to departing high pressure and ends more pleasant with another area of high pressure moving in. In the middle of the week we have a weak disturbance or two that could
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