A high pressure ridge driven by the Bermuda High will dominate the weather pattern this week. For many this means some of the warmest and most humid conditions so far this summer. Upper-level low pressure-driven troughs have dominated the mid-Atlantic
First, I’d like to wish the entire Weather NJ fanbase a Happy Labor Day. Our country would never be where it is without its workers since its founding. One day of weather remains in this traditional summer weekend and it
Ultra short-range model guidance is picking up heavy rainfall for CNJ and SNJ later tonight. There’s a lot of moisture in the atmosphere which I’m sure you felt today. Basically this moisture will continue to be squeezed out of the
Hopefully everyone is having a great weekend so far! By now you should feel the humidity across the region thanks to our dominant SW flow. All the ingredients are on the table for showers and thunderstorms (some severe) to form
Labor Day Weekend should start out amazing today into tomorrow morning. A warm front will approach from the south and increase both temperatures and humidity for the rest of the weekend. Showers and storms are possible Sunday afternoon and especially
Hurricane Cristobal will continue to parallel the east coast through Friday morning. Even though he’s a miss out to sea, surf along the entire Jersey Shore is still expected to intensify. It might be late Friday before marine conditions finally
Lots of high pressure will be moving throughout the region this week. We’re looking pretty good to start while flow remains out of the east. At some point the winds will switch to the SW which will bring humidity up
Short range guidance has converged on an out to sea miss solution for Cristobal. This means that the NE upper-level trough will have more influence over its track than the high-pressure S ridge. Currently Cristobal is heading NW, just NW
Tropical development continues to be slow in the Dominican Republic/Puerto Rico region. Higher elevations of the W. Greater Antilles have taken their toll on the system currently being investigated (Invest 96L). Intensification, however, is expected today-tonight as it moves into
Tropical development near the Leeward Islands of the Lesser Antilles has been hindered and stunted by it’s surrounding environment. It will likely remain disorganized as it passes over/just to the North of the Greater Antilles. It will then turn northwards
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