Friday, November 14, 2014 - Evening Weather Discussion

Well, people in Northwest New Jersey got to see a beautiful morning with the snow on the ground and the bright blue sky when they woke up while many people in Northeast didn't. A couple of degrees here made a big difference with over 3 inches in the highest of locations of Northwest New Jersey.

Moving forward, it will be quite cold tomorrow and Sunday followed by an approaching storm for late Sunday night and Monday.

It is now looking as if the Monday storm will be mostly, if not all, rain as the storm appears to be delayed until around or after sunrise on Monday, after the warm air has moved in to our area.  This would leave us with a rain Monday.  Rainy days and Mondays...

The rain will then come to an end late on Monday with a very cold Tuesday and Wednesday with highs only in the low to mid 30's and lows possibly dropping as low as the mid to upper teens on Wednesday morning.

The next storm of concern will be for next Friday with a chance of rain or snow.

After that storm passes it will warn up quite a bit going into the following week.

I am quite concerned about the potential for severe weather next Tuesday and Wednesday (the day before Thanksgiving is the busiest travel day of the year) as a strong cold front and associated vigorous upper level low pressure area will be moving across the United States and nearing the East Coast next Wednesday.  There may be severe thunderstorms with this storm system and there is even a slight chance of a coastal storm forming after the cold front passes, heading toward Thanksgiving and Black Friday.

It will likely get cold behind the potential storm Next Thanksgiving or Black Friday for the following weekend.

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