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
We should stay warm and summery for the first half of the weekend but then a low pressure disturbance and cold front will move through. This should bring rain to the region between Sunday and Monday before setting up a much cooler
New Jersey is in for another warm and humid day with thunderstorm potential. Yesterday’s thunderstorms were primarily held NW of the turnpike. Everyone to the SE was subject to fizzle due to southerly flow and cooler stable air mass associated
It looks like New Jersey is in for another warm and humid day away from the ocean. This presents a favorable environment for thunderstorm development as atmospheric instability couples with high dew points for cumulonimbus cloud fuel. The overall setup
High pressure will remain parked in the Atlantic Ocean to our east as multiple waves of low pressure pass through to our west. This traditionall means warm temperatures with unsettled conditions for New Jersey. Heat indices should break 90 with an
Stubborn high pressure should create a ridge over the E. US next week. This means hazy, hot, and humid conditions starting Tuesday and lasting until at least next Sunday. Let’s go straight to European model guidance, specifically 850mb temperature, wind direction, and
Once the low pressure disturbance slides out to sea Friday morning, high pressure will have complete control through at least Sunday night. Monday however, could feature overcast skies and rain for northern parts of the state with SNJ and coastal
A weak low pressure system is modeled to track from Tennessee through the North Carolina/Virginia border area—bringing rain to New Jersey from Thursday night through Friday morning. Given that the low will pass to the S of New Jersey, SNJ
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