Temperatures should crash overnight as an Arctic front passes through the region. This will set the stage for a cold week ahead of a possible late-week winter storm. Let’s break it down. Monday (Jan 18) high temperatures should be held in the
We have a lot to talk about. First, we have today’s possible light snow event. This was actually a system that I’ve been watching for a long time. It was aggressively modeled in a supportive pattern in the long-range forecasting
A powerful coastal storm will track from OBX to the benchmark tonight through tomorrow morning. The latest short-range model guidance (4k NAM + RGEM) suggest a low pressure intensity of ~990mb when it ejects over OBX and a sub-980mb intensity when
The weekend starts mild and rainy but ends cold with some light snow possible heading into Monday. Let’s break it down. Friday (Jan 15) high temperatures should range from 45-50 (NNJ elevations to the SNJ coast). The day might start
Two systems could impact New Jersey this weekend. Here’s how it breaks down. The first event is eyeing up the Friday-Saturday period. A low pressure system will track into the Great Lakes from the NW US. It will then transfer it’s energy
A clipper will track through the Great Lakes and bring negligible amounts of snow to most of New Jersey on Tuesday. It will then transfer and bomb out in the Gulf of Maine before stalling in E. Canada. Here’s how
We’re looking colder with a light snow chance mid-week and tremendous uncertainty for the weekend. Let’s break it down. Monday (Jan 11) high temperatures should range from about 30 for NNJ elevations to upper-30s along the SENJ coast. Skies should be
A clipper system should bring periods of light snow to our region this Tuesday-Wednesday. Exact timing is starting to be come into focus. Light snow could begin falling between late afternoon/early evening on Tuesday and taper off by the early
Low pressure will track to our NW, putting New Jersey in the warm sector of an intensifying mid-latitude cyclone. This should bring seasonably mild temperatures, periods of heavy rainfall, gusty winds and possible tidal flooding to our region overnight and
This weekend will be the last mild period for a while. After the expected rainfall, a cold front passes through and we’re then sustainably colder (seasonal for January) well into the long-range with several chances of snow. Let’s break it
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