First we have rain and storms moving through later today-evening but then a series of low pressure disturbances will impact the weekend. Lets talk about today first. Short range guidance indicates that most of New Jersey should see rainfall this afternoon-overnight with
First and foremost, prepare for a very cold overnight period tonight. The Arctic front is well out to sea and Arctic high pressure will re-enforce the cold air mass through Saturday morning. We’re looking at single-digit lows (if not lower)
Low pressure will form off the coast of Virginia Sunday morning and track to the N/NE bringing possibly heavy rain and moderate wind to New Jersey from Sunday morning through early Monday AM. Expected rainfall amounts range from .25 to
What a bizarre storm system! So far there have been a few curveballs thrown but here’s a quick recap and what to expect this evening through tomorrow. First, the rain ended yesterday morning/early afternoon which was earlier than scheduled. A
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High pressure has taken control of the mid-Atlantic US region and will continue to build throughout the entire week. The only day that rain seems possible is Tuesday from a very weak frontal passage. Otherwise, get ready for an Autumn-like week
The coastal storm is now pulling away from the region to the SE as high pressure moves in from the W/NW. This will place the Delaware Bay in an area of N/NE flow. Given the location of convergence directly over the
The heaviest rain and wind from the coastal low pressure system will occur between midnight tonight and noon tomorrow (Thursday). Rain should be tapering off as early as tomorrow morning but no later than afternoon as the Delaware Bay is
The approaching coastal low pressure system from the south will begin impacting the region on Wednesday. Skies should start out with a mixed bag of sun and clouds and slowly transition to clouds and rain with gusty winds out of the E/NE.
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