Discussion: An upper-level disturbance will float through the area (to our N) this evening through tomorrow morning. This has the ability to produce a wintry mix of rain/and or snow with little to no accumulation. If NWNJ elevations squeeze out
Discussion: The first event heading into this weekend occurs overnight tonight through Friday morning. This is a warm front passage that will mainly impact NWNJ only with trace-to-light snow accumulations by daybreak. Light rain is possible for points further S. Anything
Discussion: Temperatures are spiking SE of the I-95 corridor. Some SNJ locations have already broke 70F. Temperatures along and NW of I-95 however remain generally in the 40s. The difference? Cloud cover. The sun is making it to the surface
It’s time to harness the WeatherTrends360 proprietary weather algorithms to see how the rest of April 2018 should play out. But first lets break New Jersey into climatological regions. We have the higher elevations of NNJ/NWNJ, the interior coastal plain (SWNJ through CNJ and
Discussion: Once precipitation wraps up late-Monday morning, a classic Norwegian cyclone model will dominate the scene through Thursday morning. First the warm front on Tuesday, then the warm sector for most of Wednesday, lastly the cold front early Thursday AM…all
Click here to view full-resolution snow map! Discussion: The most recent data and live observations suggest very little change S of I-78 (compared to yesterday’s first call). The only significant change we’ve made is extending the jackpot D zone from PA
Click here to view full-resolution snow map! Discussion: I’d love for this to be an April fools joke but it’s not. Personally, I feel this snow event is in bad taste. It’s a beautiful sunny early-spring day and I’m inside
Discussion: Look, it’s not time to head to the beach just yet. But after all this crap weather we’ve had, this Saturday-Sunday should feel relatively nice, especially during peak afternoon daylight. We have a weak disturbance currently tracking to our NW
Discussion: This week should start on the chilly side but moderate by the weekend. Departing high pressure over SE Canada, specifically its return flow, is to blame for the extended marine cold shot. As that high moves away towards Europe
Discussion: The overall upper-level trough behind our storm system will be moving out but not before the backside of it swings through New England from NW to SE. The bottom of this trough should influence New Jersey colder for the
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