Discussion: A cold front pushed through early this morning. Unfortunately, it only reduced temps and humidity a little rather than a lot. We should stay dry for the rest of Friday evening and overnight through much of Saturday. A weak
Discussion: The tropics of the Atlantic Basin are showing signs of life after a relatively quiet 2025 hurricane season so far (for NJ interests). There are currently three systems of interest in the Atlantic Ocean. First is Gabrielle which represents
Discussion: An unsettled period is expected between this Tuesday and Saturday. I know that’s a longer stretch than what we’ve been used to but honestly, we could use the rain. Models are suggesting about 1-2 inches total throughout that period
Discussion: A mostly zonal upper-jet, slightly bucked at times, will flow over the E US for the next 7-10 days. No big troughs or ridges which should keep our region temperate with respect to the time of year. On average,
Discussion: As anticipated last week, we now find ourselves under a strong SE Canadian ridge with a weak upper low meandering from the SEUS up the coast. The upper low will drive another mid-week coastal system (like last week) at
Discussion: The trough pattern, that the Mid-Atlantic and NorthEast US has been in, will take a break by the end of this weekend. This will still allow a nice Friday, Saturday and Sunday start. By Sunday afternoon, the trough will
Discussion: Today’s conditions I actually find relaxing and enjoyable, so long as we’re not in the middle of a rainy pattern. Onshore flow and rain this time of year have a unique feel that I’ve grown to like over my
Discussion: Though the upper pattern appears more meridional than zonal at times, there are no anomalous geopotential heights in either direction the next 7 days or so. At this surface, these next 7 days looked like aces all the way
Discussion: So, August 2025 came in about 2-4 degrees below average. Sure, August had a couple of hot waves here and there but you can’t deny the prolonged periods of pleasant-to-warm days and cool dry nights. We’ve been continuously placed
Discussion: The upper levels indicate a temporary break in the cooler pattern this week as a surface low and upper low/trough wraps up N of the Great Lakes—eventually yanking a warm sector northward over the Mid-Atlantic US. We’ll remain pleasant
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