The warmer temperatures as of late should fall back within seasonably average parameters for mid-to-late August as we head into the weekend. Conditions, however, should remain unsettled through Monday with widespread rainfall likely at times. Short-range model guidance indicates that the heaviest
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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
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