Discussion: Well, we’re baking again today (Wednesday) and another cold front is approaching tonight that will bring relief from heat and humidity for Thursday and Friday. The current expectation for tonight are downpours and thunderstorms to ride the cold front
Discussion: Last night was a very frequent lightning show for many across SNJ. Areas in central and NE PA also got hit hard leaving a gap between, through NNJ/CNJ of many who did not get hit. Instead, these areas zapped
Discussion: The highly anomalous E US ridge has peaked and is now slowly decaying. During this decay (this weekend), NJ should reach the hottest temperatures and highest humidity levels of this entire heat wave. Because of this, the National Weather
Discussion: As Glenn Frey once sang, “The heat is on!” The summer solstice is days away and we’re experiencing peak sun angle/hours of daylight from now through the 4th of July. Before I jump into a rather simple “hazy, hot,
Discussion: Since we’re starting off with a stormfront, the weekend outlook will be in article format. First, we’ll cover this evening’s storms then we’ll get into the rest of the weekend and the longer-range foreseeable pattern. The small and transient
Discussion: In a surprise to no one, it’s starting to get hot out. The first day of calendar summer approaches along with the summer solstice. We finally turned the corner into a summer-like ridge pattern and that looks to dominate
Discussion: Over the next few days, from now (Monday) through Wednesday, the upper-level trough that has dominated our weather pattern will break down over the E US. This will allow for a few more pleasant-feeling days (warm but lower humidity).
Discussion: A cold front has pushed through early this morning, knocking dew point temperatures down into the upper-50s/near-60. You probably noticed the increase in comfort/feel today (Friday) compared to yesterday (Thursday) when dews were near-70 (sticky). Temperatures are still warm
Discussion: I wish I could have bottled the conditions this past Friday and Saturday because it doesn’t get much better in NJ than that. We’ll now return to more of an unsettled pattern as lower geopotential heights dominate our region
Discussion: 250mb wind analysis indicates loose upper jets across the country which I would call inconclusive for NJ prognostication. Stepping down to 500mb heights, a weak ridge is forming over the Great Lakes while NJ sees the backside of a
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