High pressure will have control for another 24-36 hours. This should make for another beautiful summery Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday, however, look rainy and stormy. With any luck we’ll return to fair weather for Thursday and Friday. Let’s break it down by day.
Monday should range in the 80s statewide with mostly sunny conditions. Winds should be light out of the S/SE before lows drop into the 60s.
Tuesday might start okay in the early morning but rain and storms should move between late morning and afternoon. Basically a low pressure disturbance will be moving through the Great Lakes and out into the Atlantic Ocean to our north. This should bring a wet period through Tuesday and into the overnight hours. Highs will stay in the 70s and lows will dip to the upper-60s. Winds will remain out of the south while not storming. I’ll be live-casting the rain and storms as they move through. As always NWNJ has the best chance and SENJ has the least chance. Despite storms vs no storms, periods of heavy precipitation are expected.
Wednesday doesn’t look as wet as Tuesday but definitely unsettled. Watch out for showers and thunderstorms associated with a slow moving frontal passage. Once the front is through, winds will switch to the NW as cooler air descends from Canada yet again. Exact timing of the front will have to be live-casted but high temps should range in the lower 80s before dropping into the upper-50s at night.
Thursday and Friday look heavenly with mostly sunny highs of 75-80 and lows in the 50s. Winds should range from 5-15mph out of the NW. An early peek at the weekend indicates more of the same.
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Be safe and have a great week! JC
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