After next week’s ~Tuesday rain and ~Thursday-Friday coastal low potential, temperatures are expected to plunge below-average for next weekend. This, IMO will be a transient cold shot but the coldest and longest yet of meteorological winter (began Dec 1). I expect
What can I say? High pressure situated off the mid-Atlantic US coast will drive warm flow northward into our region through Monday. Let’s break it down. Friday (Dec 11) high temperatures should top out around 60 statewide. Expect a mostly sunny
After very warm temperatures this weekend, I think we’re at least looking at a transient colder period starting around December 15. Modeled teleconnections are indicating a period of -AO and -NAO between December 14-18. This would traditionally result in colder conditions
I took this photo just a few hours ago and it reminds me of blowtorch fire—which is what this weekend’s temperatures will feel like for December. First, hats off to Sunset Wx for calling another great sunset…these guys are good! They
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A coastal low pressure disturbance will pass by to our SE and track from just off OBX to the E/NE out to sea. During the brief period, while the disturbance closest to us, some very light onshore flow and raw
High pressure has control of the region through the weekend. That will keep us sunny, dry and cool. Let’s break it down: Friday (Dec 4) high temperatures should top out around 50 statewide. Skies should be mostly sunny. Winds should
We should gradually clear tonight and stay dry through the weekend. But then a storm signal has been showing for next week on model guidance for a few runs now and the general pattern supports it. Unfortunately for snow lovers, there will
It’s time to harness the WeatherTrends360 proprietary weather algorithms for an early peek at how December plays out. But first lets break New Jersey into proper climatological regions. We have the upper elevations of NNJ/NWNJ, the interior coastal plain (SWNJ through CNJ and into
A series of low pressure disturbances will skirt the coast of New Jersey and keep it rainy through at least Wednesday night. Then we’re clear and cool heading into the weekend. Let’s break it down: Monday (Nov 30) high temperatures
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