Discussion: The upper jet should basically fap NNJ this week from New England latitude. This will change Friday when brought S over NJ via cold frontal passage. In the meantime this will produce ridging for the SE US but not
Discussion: A few showers and thunderstorms moved through parts of CNJ and SNJ already this morning and today. It looks like we have two more main waves of storms to deal between now and tomorrow morning. The first wave is
Discussion: The 250mb jet looks zonal for the weekend oscillating between just over NJ and just to the N of NJ. On Friday we have a very weak and progressive 500mb trough grazing NJ to the NE. After that above-average
Discussion: High pressure is generally circulating in the Bermuda region which means one thing for NJ…warmth and humidity. A clipper-like northern disturbance will push through to our N and drag a frontal boundary through Friday night/Saturday morning. Showers and thunderstorms
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Discussion: The upper-level pattern will dictate NJ weather conditions this week. Below-average 500mb geopotential height anomalies should last through Thursday which should keep temperatures below-average until then. A ridge should then build over the E US for Friday through the
Discussion: Upper-level ridging should depart the area by Friday night/Saturday morning. For Friday PM hours we’re looking at a pre-frontal trough and cold front for lifting mechanisms with a late-evening lull expected between. NNJ is more favored than SNJ for
Discussion: The rainy pattern remains active. The upper-jet is still running right through NJ bringing numerous disturbances through. Wednesday looks like warm-frontal showers and Friday looks the wettest with a cold frontal passage. The weekend looks pretty good as of
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Discussion: The upper-jet looks pretty flat for the next week or so. I wouldn’t call it 100% zonal but low-amplitude for sure. When the jet rises a bit N of NJ we see milder temps and then when it’s slightly
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