Well, yesterday was an absolutely beautiful day with a high
in the upper 60’s in most locations.
Unfortunately, that is likely the last day near 70 for quite a while to
come.
It turns out that I was right about the Nor’easter next
week. A Nor’easter will indeed form for
the middle of next week along the Middle Atlantic Coast and it will stick
around and mess up pretty much our entire week.
We need the rain though. Fortunately,
the storm won’t have any cold air to work with.
As far as today goes, it will be variably cloudy with a
chance of a shower as a cold front will drop down from Canada and bring us some
cold air for tomorrow. The high today
will be in the low 60’s and only around 50 tomorrow.
Monday morning lows will drop to the mid to upper 30’s. This will cause frost to develop in some of the
colder valley locations of Northern New Jersey.
The high on Monday will be in the mid 50’s with a chance of a shower at
night.
Tuesday a Nor’easter will start to slowly develop near the
Middle Atlantic Coast. This storm will
bring us a chance of showers from Tuesday through Sunday. The storm will intensify slowly from Tuesday
through Thursday, causing a greater chance for widespread rain on Thursday,
before the storm starts to slowly move away and weaken on Friday through
Sunday. Highs will range from the mid 50’s
to the low 60’s Tuesday through Saturday, dropping to the upper 40’s next
Sunday as cold air filters in on the back side of the storm.
Next Monday and Tuesday should then be nice but cool with
lows around freezing and highs only in the mid 40’s next Monday, rising to the
mid to upper 50’s next Tuesday.
Next Wednesday there will be a chance of a shower with a
high in the low 60’s.
Next Thursday and Friday should be mostly sunny with highs
in the mid to upper 50’s.
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