It is much colder than the 50s that we had yesterday as temperatures this morning are around 20 degrees. Increasing clouds during the day as an Arctic front approaches, this front will cause snow showers this afternoon and night that will give us a coating to an inch of the white stuff. Arctic air will cover the area through at least Thursday with daytime highs only in the 20s while lows will be the coldest of the season falling to around 10 degrees. On Friday a storm system will be coming toward the area giving us a chance of snow, still plenty of time to watch this system but it could give us some moderate accumulations.
Dry and cold next weekend before a moderating trend develops early next week.

The forecast:
Today – Increasing cloudiness with snow showers mainly after 4pm, high in the mid 30s.
Tonight – Snow showers till around midnight, less than 1′ accumulation, low around 20.
Tuesday – Partly sunny, high in the mid 20s.
Wednesday – Partly sunny, high in the low to mid 20s.
Thursday – Partly sunny, high in the mid 20s.
Friday – Chance of snow, high in the low 30s.
Saturday – Partly sunny, high in the upper 20s.
Sunday – Mostly sunny, high near 30.

Marine Forecast: Today, variable winds around 8 knots, seas around 1 foot.
Gale warnings for tonight into Tuesday, west winds increasing to 35 knots.
Outlook – Small craft advisories likely on Wednesday and again on Friday.

Have a good day!

A cold front will come through around noon with brief strong gusty winds, however the front will come through dry, temperatures still will be in the 40s today but drop into the 20s by Monday morning. Daytime temperatures on Monday will be in the 30s. Another cold front coming through Monday afternoon, this time with snow showers that could give us an inch of the white stuff followed by the coldest air of the season that will continue most of this upcoming week. A stronger system around Friday may give us some significant snow.

Have a good day!

Yesterday the daytime high only reached 32 degrees, today it will be at least 15 degrees milder despite a brisk wind. On Sunday a strong cold front will come through around noon, still highs will reach the 40s. Monday another cold front will usher in the coldest air so far this season for most of next week. Some flurries may occur on Monday. A possible stronger storm could give us a snowstorm as we approach next weekend.

A cold front pushed to our south overnight and most temperatures have fallen into the 20s, there may of been a flake or two falling but most places in our area remained dry. Temperatures will not rise much today despite plenty of sunshine. Rapid warmup on Saturday as winds becoming southwesterly, some readings may even touch 50 degrees with filtered sunshine. Sunday an Arctic cold front will move through around mid-day, front will again come through dry. From Monday through Wednesday the coldest air of the season will be over us but not really that unusual for January. Little warmer on Thursday and warmer again next Friday. No major storms next week except for some flurries or light snow possible on Tuesday.

The forecast:
Today – Sunny, high in the low 30s.
Tonight – Partly cloudy, low in the mid 20s.
Saturday – Partly cloudy, high in the upper 40s.
Sunday – Mostly sunny, highs in the low 40s at mid-day, falling into the 30s by sunset.
Monday – Partly sunny, high in the low 30s.
Tuesday – Partly sunny, chance of a flurry, high in the upper 20s.
Wednesday – Partly sunny, high in the upper 20s.
Thursday – Mostly sunny, high in the low 30s.

Marine forecast: Today – Small craft advisory till 1pm, North winds gusting to 30 knots this morning, diminishing this afternoon, seas 3 feet, diminishing this afternoon.
Outlook – Gale watch for possible 35 knot winds from the southwest Saturday and Sunday.
Sub-advisory level winds and seas on Monday, with advisories may be needed again for Tuesday and Wednesday.

TGIF!

Although again we will have lots of clouds around temperatures will reach into the 40s. A storm system to our south will give the southern 1/3 of New Jersey some accumulating snow tonight into early Friday, we will be lucky to see a flurry in the northern part of the state. Colder behind the storm with highs on Friday only in the 30s. On Saturday we will be back into the 40s ahead of a stronger cold front that will come through on Sunday. The coldest air of the season from Monday through Wednesday but not all that frigid for this time of year with highs in the upper 20s and lows in the teens. No major storms in sight next week except for some light snow showers on Tuesday. Moderating temperature trend at the end of next week.

The forecast:
Today – Mostly cloudy, high in the mid 40s.
Tonight – Mostly cloudy with a chance of a flurry, low in the upper 20s.
Friday – Becoming mostly sunny, colder, high in the low-mid 30s.
Saturday – Mostly sunny, high in the mid 40s.
Sunday – Mostly sunny high in the low 40s, dropping in the afternoon.
Monday – Partly sunny, high near 30
Tuesday – Partly sunny with a chance of a snow shower, high in the upper 20s.
Wednesday – Partly sunny, high in the upper 20s.

Marine Forecast: Today – West-northwest winds to 16 knots this morning diminishing to 12 knots this afternoon, seas 2-3 feet.
Outlook – Small craft advisories likely be needed from Saturday through Monday.

Have a good day!

A combination of snow, sleet. rain and freezing rain began last night and is continuing this morning, accumulations in Clifton are around 1 inch, but up to 4.5″ reported at Highland Lakes in Sussex county. This mixed precipitation will change to plain rain by mid -day and end by early afternoon. Quite a few accidents reported this morning on the highways so be careful if you have to head out this morning especially on untreated roads and sidewalks.
Milder weather on Thursday with some sunshine. Friday will be colder, have to keep an eye on a disturbance that should pass off the Virgina coast but should stay well to our south. Milder again on Saturday. An Arctic cold front will be moving through sometime on Sunday with the coldest air of the winter behind this front, also got to keep an eye on a possible storm on Tuesday, most computer models have this also passing well offshore but a couple of them do show this storm to be close enough to give us a significant snowstorm, of course too early to tell but stay tuned. One thing is almost certain that next week will be very cold.

The forecast:
Today – Rain, snow and sleet ending by 2PM, less than 1/2″ of additional accumulation, high in the upper 30s.
Tonight – Mostly cloudy, low in the low 30s.
Thursday – Partly sunny, high in the mid 40s.
Friday – Sunny and colder, high in the mid 30s.
Saturday – Mostly sunny, high in the mid 40s.
Sunday – Mostly sunny, high in the low 40s.
Monday – Mostly sunny and colder, high in the low 30s.
Tuesday – Mostly cloudy with a chance of snow, high in the upper 20s.

Marine Forecast: Today – East-northeast wind this morning becoming WNW this afternoon less than 10 knots, seas up to 3 feet.
Outlook – Small craft advisories may be needed on Thursday night into Friday and again late Sunday into early next week.

Have a good day and stay safe.

A cold front came through yesterday and a wave along this front caused rain last night, this rain has moved offshore and we will have a dry day with temperatures still a little above normal for this time of year. Another stronger wave along this front will cause precipitation to move in later tonight into Wednesday morning, a messy mix of rain,snow, sleet and freezing rain will fall with accumulations of about an inch in the Clifton area to up to 4 inches inland. little or no accumulation to our east and south. This system will move offshore later Wednesday. Thursday will be dry with seasonably mild temperatures. Colder Friday with temperatures falling to near normal. Mild and dry Saturday. A stronger cold front will move through sometime Sunday followed by likely the coldest air of the season next week.

The forecast:
Today – Mostly cloudy, high in the low-mid 40s.
Tonight – Becoming cloudy with mixed rain, sleet and snow developing after 9pm, low around 30.
Wednesday – Morning mixed precipitation ending by 1PM, accumulations of about 1″ in the Clifton area, more inland, high near 40.
Thursday – Mostly sunny, high in the mid 40s.
Friday – Mostly sunny and colder, high in the mid-upper 30s.
Saturday – Mostly sunny and milder, high in the mid-upper 40s.
Sunday – Partly sunny, high in the low 40s.
Monday – Partly cloudy and much colder, high n the low 30s.

Marine Forecast: Today – North wind to 10 knots, seas 2 feet
Outlook – Small craft advisories may be needed late Wednesday into Thursday and again on Sunday.

Have a good day!

This weekend we were socked in with low clouds, fog and at times some drizzle, high temperatures never reached the 50s as marine air covered our area while Western New York and Pennsylvania were very mild, Rochester, NY registered a high of 69 degrees.
A cold front will come through later this morning and drying west wind will help to push the clouds and fog offshore. This front will move to our south but will be close enough that weak disturbances along the front will give us a chance of precipitation early Tuesday morning and again on Wednesday, some of this will fall as mixed sleet and snow especially on Wednesday morning. Dry weather later Wednesday through the weekend, temperatures will mostly be a little above normal through this period except for Friday when highs will stay in the 30s.. Looks much colder next week.

The forecast:
Today – Some drizzle and clouds this morning giving way to mostly sunny skies this afternoon, high in the low 50s.
Tonight – Some mixed very light rain, sleet and snow after 1am, low in the low 30s.
Tuesday – Mostly cloudy, high in the low 40s. Chance of rain mixed with sleet and snow at night.
Wednesday – A good chance of mixed rain, snow and sleet in the morning changing to all rain by mid-day, high in the low 40s.
Thursday – Mostly sunny, high in the low 40s.
Friday – Mostly sunny, colder, high in the upper 30s.
Saturday and Sunday, Mostly sunny, highs in the low 40s.

Marine Forecast: Today – Dense fog this morning, winds becoming North-northwest to 13 knots, seas 3 feet.
Outlook – Small craft advisories may be needed Wednesday night into Thursday otherwise quiet conditions on the water.

Have a great day!

This weekend’s weather has not been as nice as predicted as we have been stuck with fog and clouds keeping daytime temperatures lower along with little if any sunshine. Dense fog this morning will persist until at least mid-morning and instead of temperatures near 60 we will be lucky to hit the low 50s. It will be quite mild tonight ahead of a cold front that may give us a chance of showers into Monday morning. A cold front will move through on Monday but temperatures will rise into the upper 50s. This front will just be to our south on Tuesday and Wednesday with a slight chance of light precipitation, temperatures will cool off but still be above normal. Dry weather Thursday into next Saturday with highs mostly near 40. Computer models still showing frigid air moving down from Canada for next week.

The forecast:
Today – Dense fog this morning with some drizzle, mostly cloudy this afternoon, high in the low 50s.
Tonight – Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers after midnight, very mild, lows in the upper 40s.
Monday – Chance of showers before noon then partly sunny, high in the upper 50s.
Tuesday – Mostly cloudy, slight chance of mixed light rain, sleet and snow, high in the low 40s.
Wednesday – Chance of rain during the day, mixed with snow and sleet in the morning, high in the low 40s.
Thursday- Saturday – Mostly sunny, highs mainly near 40.

Marine Forecast: Today – Dense fog this morning, winds south around 8 knots, seas to 3 feet.
Outlook – Small craft advisory may be needed on Monday and again on Thursday.

Have a great Sunday!

Yesterday’s rain is gone and we are left with lots of clouds and fog this morning but temperatures rose a bit overnight and as of 6am are in the low 40s which even above average for daytime highs. Sunshine should break through by mid-day and temperatures will rise into the 50s. Mild night again tonight with lows in the 40s. Sunday may not hit 60 degrees as we may be stuck with low clouds and drizzle that will keep high temperatures in the 50s, still well above normal. On Monday a cold front will slowly push though the area, it will start off very mild again but cool down late in the day along with a chance of showers. This front will only move a little south of us early next week, so clouds and showers may persist into Tuesday, this precipitation may be mixed with snow well inland early Tuesday morning, highs during the day will be in the low 40s still above normal for this time of year. The Arctic plunge that was going to give us frigid conditions at the end of next week does not all that cold now with highs toward the end of the week still a little above normal. Now the computer models are delaying the cold till the week of the 21st, but we shale see.

The forecast:
Today – After early morning clouds and fog becoming mostly sunny, high in the mid 50s.
Tonight – Increasing clouds, low in the low-mid 40s.
Sunday – Cloudy with a chance of drizzle, high in the mid 50s.
Monday – Mostly cloudy with a chance of morning showers, high in the mid 50s.
Tuesday – A chance of rain, mostly cloudy, high in the low 40s.
Wednesday – Mostly sunny, high in the low 40s.
Thursday – Mostly sunny, high in the low 40s.
Friday – Mostly sunny, high near 40.

Marine Forecast: Today – North-northwest wind less than 10 knots, seas 2 feet. fog in the A.M.
Outlook – Mainly sub-advisory level conditions, however advisories may be needed with the cold front on Monday and again on Thursday.

Have a good day!