This is a pretty straightforward low pressure disturbance that will eject into the Atlantic Ocean near the VA/NC border this Friday. It will bring snow and rain to the region despite a warmer surface temperature profile. Accumulations will have trouble
How much does this suck? In our slow but sure March climb into pleasant temperatures, we might have to deal with wintry precipitation this Friday-Saturday. A weak low pressure disturbance will be taking a traditionally decent snow event track to
This week looks to start mild and possibly end with wintry precipitation. Last week of winter! Shall we? Monday should range from the low 50s (NWNJ) to maybe 60 (SENJ) for high temperatures. Winds should be light out of the west
Clouds will gradually fill in today as rain pushes through the region tonight through tomorrow night. With any luck, the weekend wraps up dry and mild. Let’s break it down: Friday should range from mid-40s to lower-50s (NWNJ to SENJ).
A low pressure disturbance is currently forming in the Gulf of Mexico. It will track to the NE and pass to the W of most of New Jersey before transferring towards the ocean across NNJ. This should bring widespread rainfall to
A low pressure disturbance will transfer to the coast well to our south tomorrow through Wednesday. It will bring light to moderate rainfall with it Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday morning. Current model guidance favors SNJ with more rainfall than NNJ. Expect in
Aside from some rain and possible wintry mix in the higher elevations, we’re looking pretty mild this week. Let’s break it down: Monday should reach the upper 40s-mid 50s for high temperatures. Skies should be mostly sunny with the exception
There’s a light at the end of the tunnel after the recent cold we’ve had to endure. For best results lets harness the WeatherTrend360’s proprietary algorithms again as we close out March. First lets break New Jersey into proper climatological regions. We have the upper
The weekend starts out cold on Friday but moderates through Sunday and into next week. We’re not looking to bad at all. Here’s what to expect in detail: Friday should reach the mid-to-upper 20s for high temperatures. Skies should be mostly
Here is my snow map for Wednesday evening into Thursday. This includes only snow that falls after the changeover from rain to ice to snow tomorrow evening: Only light snow is expected today (nothing serious) before changing to sleet/freezing rain and
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