Well, Friday and Sunday look okay. Let’s break it down… Friday (October 7) high temperatures should reach the low-to-mid 70s statewide. After some possible AM fog, skies should be mostly sunny. Winds should be light out of the E. Overnight
Sometimes we are reminded that we are not in control. However, we once discovered that by taking an electrical current and simply shutting it on and off through oscillating patterns, that we could actually transfer data, not just power, through
The latest model output and live observations suggests a Florida landfall somewhere between West Palm Beach and Jacksonville, Florida. If not, then a track incredibly close to landfall! This update is for those with family and friends living along the
Models are beginning to converge on a more confident solution for Major Hurricane Matthew… The trends that have taken shape overnight and through today are as follows: 1) Matthew passed a little E of Jamaica than expected however made direct landfall
Model guidance is swinging back and forth between US East Coast impact and a solution that stays just off shore. Let’s break it down.. We’re going to break the future forecasting period into three phases of forecasting uncertainty. First is
After a prolonged period of unsettled and dreary conditions, we’re finally going to clear out. Let’s break it down… Nerdy Disco: A closed-off upper-level low has been dominating the pattern since last week. This upper-level low parked over the Ohio
Impacts to beyond Jamaica, E Cuba, Haiti and the Bahamas remain fairly uncertain but a few positive trends (for NJ) have taken shape… Matthew is a strong category 4 hurricane in the middle of the Caribbean Sea. He has slowed
Alright Jersey. We’re getting closer so it’s time to get nerdy about Major Hurricane Matthew… Right now, Major Hurricane Matthew is in the middle of the Caribbean Sea making the turn to the N. Today he weakened to a strong
Matthew could reach category 5 hurricane status by tomorrow, if not overnight. What does this mean for New Jersey? Let’s break it down… Right now, Matthew is an absolute beast churning in the Caribbean Sea. He is over 28-29C (~82-84F)
Matthew strengthened into a hurricane earlier today and will now churn in the Caribbean Sea before turning up the US East Coast. Let’s break it down… I mentioned a few times now that I would be using a new forecasting strategy
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