After a hazy, hot and humid start, we moderate some. Let’s break it down… Discussion: The 250mb jet guidance indicates that the strongest stream winds will remain to our N this week. At 500mb, above-average height anomalies look to hang
Summery weather is on tap for the weekend. Let’s break it down… Discussion: That coastal storm just missed us to our SE. It’s currently wrapping up pretty tight (currently 999mb and dropping) and should graze the Cape Cod/Gulf of Maine area
This week should be cool and wet with warmer and drier hopes for the weekend. Let’s break it down… Discussion: 500mb heights look to stay below-average over the Mid-Atlantic US through the June 12/13 period. An upper-level low within the broad
Most of the weekend looks dry. Let’s break it down… Discussion: An area of high pressure is moving into the region for the weekend. The eastern side of its approaching anti-cyclonic flow should dry us out but keep us cooler
It’s time to harness the WeatherTrends360 proprietary weather algorithms to see how June of 2017 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
Conditions should generally improve this week after a cloudy and cooler start. Let’s break it down… Discussion: From the top down, the 250mb jet looks to stay within New Jersey proximity this week. If it was well to our N, we’d
Memorial Day Weekend should feature a mixed bag of unsettled conditions. Nothing too disruptive though. Let’s break it down… Discussion: The 250mb jet streak currently running from S to N over NJ is impressive and should aid in thunderstorm production later
The entire week won’t look like the photo. But a lot of it should. Let’s break it down… Discussion: Sunday ended up being the better day of the weekend thanks to the mesoscale convective system that formed in Ohio/W PA
This weekend looks much better than the last few. Let’s break it down… Discussion: A cold front will pass through from NW to SE (maybe more N/NW to S/SE) this weekend as high pressure establishes near Cape Cod. This will
A much warmer week is expected than what we’ve recently become used to. Let’s break it down… Discussion: Low pressure is currently very organized at the surface in the Gulf of Maine. Coastal New England is experiencing a run-of-mill nor’easter. At
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