It was a very crazy afternoon with the Emergency Broadcast System triggered in parts of East Central PA and Northwest New Jersey as radar indicated a tornado and there was in fact damage reported in Harmony Township, Warren County where several buildings were destroyed, in White Township, Warren County, where a barn was destroyed, and in Mt. Bethel where some trees were knocked down. Further east there were also many trees downed in parts of Southeastern Morris, Union, and Essex Counties, also in the path of this storm, and even onto parts of Western Long Island.
Moving forward, it will remain hot through Monday, with highs near 90. It does however now appear that that storm for Saturday night will remain to our south, keeping us dry.
Monday night and Tuesday there will be a chance of a shower or thunderstorm as a cold front approaches our area. This will drop temperatures to the 80's Tuesday.
Wednesday through next Saturday then look nice but warm, with highs likely reaching the 90's next Friday and Saturday.
Next Sunday there will be a chance of showers and thunderstorms as a cold front approaches our area. Highs should drop to the 70's.
Next Monday looks nice but cooler with highs only around 80.
Next Tuesday and Wednesday look to be variably cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms as a disturbance approaches our area. Highs should be around 80.
Have a wonderful evening and stay cool...
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The fastest way to access the Edge Weather forecasts through the app is to click on the Edge Weather logo on the top third of the screen, or under the buttons for the Edge Weather Forecasts under the “About Edge Weather” and “Social Media” sections of the app.
Some improvements in the new app:
Useful links now available on the side bar that can be accessed by pressing the blue button on the top right of the screen. The useful links has access to key terms, local weather links, radar links, satellite links, and prior forecasts when I forecast storms from two weeks in advance.
Under "About Edge Weather" you will find links to some newspaper articles that I appeared in previously, as well as ways to submit photos or contact me.
Under "Social Media" you will find links to easily access Edge Weather on Twitter and on Facebook, as well as a new feature, “Edge Weather Forum”, where you can share any thoughts and ideas, and now Edge Weather YouTube videos!
Also added was an option to share the app with your friends in the "About Edge Weather" and "Social Media" sections of the app, as well as on the side bar, so please go ahead and share the app with your friends.
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