Northwest winds should keep the region colder and drier this weekend. Let’s break it down… Disco: A very strong W/SW 250mb jet suggests a general progressive flow over the E US while the jet dips and kinks over the SW
It’s time to harness the WeatherTrends360 proprietary weather algorithms to see how December of 2016 should play out. But first lets break New Jersey into proper climatological regions. We have the higher elevations of NNJ/NWNJ, the interior coastal plain (SWNJ through CNJ and into NENJ),
We’re looking mild and rainy this week followed by another cold shot for the weekend. Let’s break it down… Disco: The main players on the table this week are a strong low pressure system, currently in the northern-central US, and high
Like last weekend, we’ll transition from mild to cold between Friday and Sunday. Let’s break it down… Disco: A weak area of low pressure will be transfering from the Great Lakes area to just off the Mid-Atlantic US coast between
More volatile weather should continue through Thanksgiving and into the weekend. Let’s break it down… Nerdy Disco: Lower 500mb heights are moving eastward and out of the region as higher heights move in fromt the west. Wash. Rinse. Repeat. This
Lake effect snowfall could close out the weekend for many in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast US. Let’s break it down… After a transient period of very mild weather, which included up through this afternoon, an upper-level trough will swing through the
This weekend should start off very mild and transition to very cold. Let’s break it down… Nerdy Disco: High pressure is currently moving through the SE US which will throw a mild air mass over our region Friday through Saturday night.
We’ll see some rain early this week followed by mild weather heading into the weekend. Let’s break it down… Nerdy Disco: A coastal low will ride up the east coast just offshore between now and Tuesday evening. This should bring
Another cold shot is expected for most of the weekend. Let’s break it down… Nerdy Disco: High pressure will drop out of south-central Canada and move through the Ohio Valley region before moving out to sea over OBX. This will
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