High pressure will setup in the SE US this week which will setup a classic “ring of fire” rainfall pattern. This will carry tropical disturbance remnant moisture from the W Gulf of Mexico over the central US and towards New
With haze, heat, humidity and isolated thunderstorms possible, this weekend looks pretty summery to me. We can thank the low pressure system moving through the Great Lakes assisted by high pressure in the Atlantic Ocean. Lets break it down: Friday
A frontal boundary will drape across extreme NNJ today. Everyone to the south of this boundary is subject to pop-up thunderstorms, especially during afternoon-early evening hours. Conditions in extreme NNJ (north of the boundary – ex: N. Sussex County) should remain mostly
Over the next few days we’ll be stuck in the warm sector of a low pressure disturbance passing through the Great Lakes. High pressure centered over Bermuda will spin humidity up its back (West) side which will assist in saturating
Rain and severe-warned thunderstorms are pushing through parts of Pennsylvania. Conditions are ripe for damaging winds and possibly tornadoes for areas well to the NW of I-95. The only part of New Jersey that could possibly be subject to such
Northerly low pressure will drag moisture through the region early this week. That should present the threat for rain and thunderstorms. Everything should improve by Wednesday morning as hot weather settles in to finish out the week. Let’s break it
This bizarre pattern that we’ve been in is about to improve. The weekend could start with lingering showers but high pressure will eventually invade from the N/NW and boot everything out of the region. Let’s break it down: Friday should top
It’s time to use the crystal ball and harness the WeatherTrends360 proprietary weather algorithms for a look at the rest of June 2015. But first lets break New Jersey into proper climatological regions. We have the upper elevations of NWNJ, the interior coastal
At least the first half of the week looks wet with much cooler temperatures than we’ve recently acclimated to. With a little luck we’ll be clear and sunny heading into the weekend depending on how much tropical moisture kicks up the
A slow moving boundary with showers and thunderstorms is pushing through the region. This should bring substantial widespread rainfall to the entire state by Tuesday morning in addition to isolated instances of severe weather. NWNJ will see the rainfall first, which
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