Model guidance as well as live observations suggest Karl staying out to sea. Bermuda interests however should still monitor and the US East Coast should expect more strong rip currents and possibly some increased swell. On top of that, Tropical Storm
We’ll start the week with some much needed rainfall however once clear, the week looks pretty good. Let’s break it down… Monday (Sept 19) high temperatures should reach the mid-70s statewide. Skies should be mostly cloudy. Rainfall (anything from a
Tropical Storm Karl formed last week just S of the Cape Verde region off W Africa. He is now steaming towards the Bermuda Triangle and is expected to reach hurricane strength. There is much uncertainty as to what Karl will do
The weekend should start out beautiful and end rainy. Let’s break it down… First, a huge shout out to my buddy Kaden Demopoulos! His mom was nice enough to bring him to the local library so he could help me
Weather NJ is both honored and proud to provide a special event forecast for the second annual Makers Festival this weekend. The event is this Saturday, September 17th from 10AM to 6PM at Manahawkin Lake Park in Manahawkin, NJ. Curated by the cutting
It’s time to harness the WeatherTrends360 proprietary weather algorithms to see how the rest of September 2016 should play out. But first lets break New Jersey into proper climatological regions. We have the higher elevations of NNJ/NWNJ, the interior coastal plain (SWNJ through CNJ
High pressure should have control for most of this week. Let’s break it down… Nerdy Disco: High pressure is currently overhead and moving E. This should keep Monday and Tuesday rather pleasant in comparison to the weather we’ve recently seen.
While some rain is expected this weekend, most of it should fall during overnight hours sparing “most” daytime hours. Let’s break it down… Nerdy Disco: A warm front should move through the region from S to N late Friday night into
Summery conditions are on their way back. Let’s break it down… Nerdy Disco: Hermine will now fizzle out and absorb into the jet stream over the ridge moving into place. Her surface low has been stacked over the upper-level low
Hermine is still packing sustained winds of 60mph and a central pressure of 997mb. She will continue to drift W towards New Jersey over the next 24-36 hours before fizzling out and pulling away. She might even turn a little
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