I’m basically the one man band here at NY NJ PA Weather. Web design and all. Here is a little about me. I grew up in Freehold, New Jersey. I guess you can say I’ve always had the “bug” for the weather. As I grew older, I became focused on forecasting, especially winter weather forecasting. That’s my specialty to be honest. I love a good snowstorm. After graduating from Freehold Borough High School (were I spent 3 1/2 years as the school’s first and only official meteorologist), I went
9:49 AM
This morning, the exiting trough over the coastal waters of New England is suppressing the low pressure system moving towards the southern Mid Atlantic coast. The trough is producing strong confluence and convergence over much of the forecast area which is suppressing precipitation to the south of New Jersey. As a result, while clouds will continue to increase, most of the region can remain dry.
Weak high pressure over the Ohio Valley will build into the forecast area this evening... Read Full Story
9:05 AM
Clouds will increase through the day as a an area of low pressure will pass to the south of the coastal waters. A few isolated showers will move through the Delaware Bay and southern New Jersey in the late afternoon, otherwise dry conditions can be expected. Weak high pressure will build into the region tonight and on Monday with partly cloudy skies. A cold front will move through the region on Tuesday with scattered showers and thunderstorms.
Winds will be from the west around 5 t... Read Full Story
7:09 AM
I couldn’t think of a catchy title this morning for the forecast, but I guess this will do.
The majority of the forecast area today will experience something they haven’t in a long time, or at least through the past 3 months. Dry conditions. That’s right, for most locations I do not expect any rainfall what so ever. In fact, the sun will actually be out too, which means that those going to the beach can actually enjoy it today!
This is why I love the water vapor s... Read Full Story
No new developments to report throughout the Tropical Atlantic. Surface high pressure continues to keep much of the northern Gulf of Mexico quiet with clear skies and dry conditions. An upper low over the western Caribbean is producing showers and thunderstorms over the Bay of Campeche through the western Caribbean this morning and will continue to do so through the next 24 hours. The combination of the upper low over the western Caribbean and a building ridge of high pressure over the Lee... Read Full Story
6:29 AM
I don’t think I’ve written this in a long time. Expect clear skies and dry conditions over much of the coastal waters and along the coast today. An isolated shower is possible this afternoon, but most locations will remain dry. Weak high pressure will provide clear skies and dry conditions through tonight. An area of low pressure will approach the Mid Atlantic from the Ohio Valley with increasing clouds and scattered showers by the late afternoon, especially over south... Read Full Story
Updates on the bottom!
12:08:05 PM: Isolated weak showers and thinderstorms are developing across the region.
12:09:17 PM: The thunderstorms are generally weak with brief downpours, occasional lightning, and wind gusts up to 40 mph.
12:09:48 PM: The thunderstorms are developing and moving east rapidly.
2:58:35 PM: The showers moving through NE PA, N and C NJ, SE NY, and CT are capable of producing brief heavy downpours.
2:59:35 PM: ONe area of showers is producing a tenth to a quarter inch p... Read Full Story
8:22 AM
The upper level pattern is starting to go into a period of changes over the next seven days that will at least blunt the constant barrage of disturbances that have moved through the forecast area the past few days. Let’s take a look at the water vapor this morning!
The most import detail to note this morning is that the trough axis has shifted from the central Great Lakes into the eastern Great Lakes and western Pennsylvania. This shift is very important as this is a sign the ... Read Full Story
The upper level environment throughout the Tropical Atlantic is becoming more favorable for development this morning. An upper low is slowly moving east through the western Caribbean this morning, touching off scattered showers and thunderstorms. The upper low will continue to move to the east towards the Yucatan Peninsula by this evening. No development is expected with this upper low. The rest of the Caribbean is generally quiet due to the shear from the upper level low. However, a wea... Read Full Story
