Another cold start this morning as temperatures are again in the upper 20s and today we will have partly sunny skies with temperatures still well below normal.
Dry weather with plenty of sunshine for this weekend with temperatures a couple of degrees higher than it has been but still below normal.
Another good chance of a “winter” storm on Monday, the European model still has the storm staying just south of us while other models have the storm more north giving this area more snow or snow changing to rain.
Dry conditions will return on Tuesday and last most of the rest of next week, temperatures may hit 50 degrees by Thursday but that is still below normal for this time of year.

The forecast: Today – Partly sunny, high in the low 40s.
Tonight – Partly cloudy, low in the upper 20s.
Saturday – Sunny, high in the mid 40s.
Sunday – Mostly sunny, high in the upper 40s.
Monday – Chance of snow before daybreak with snow or rain in the afternoon and evening, high in the low 40s.
Tuesday – Mostly sunny, high in the upper 40s.
Wednesday – Mostly sunny, high in the upper 40s.
Thursday – Mostly sunny, high near 50.

Marine Forecast: Small craft advisory till 6am on Saturday; Northwest winds gusting to 30 knots, seas up to 4 feet.
Outlook – Conditions lowering to below small craft advisories on Saturday and Sunday but advisories will likely be needed for the coastal storm on Monday.

Have a nice day!

We had some light flurries early this morning that have coated colder surfaces with the white stuff and as we go through the day we still may see some more flurries and with skies mainly cloudy temperatures will not feel like spring only reaching the upper 30s.
Sunshine will return on Friday but it still will be chilly.
A nice but cool weekend is in store with plenty of sun..
The next storm system will mainly go to our south but there is still a chance of snow or rain late Sunday night into Monday.
Partly cloudy and cool next Tuesday and Wednesday.

The forecast: Today – Cloudy with a chance of snow flurries, highs only in the upper 30s.
Tonight – Mostly cloudy, low in the upper 20s.
Friday – Mostly sunny, high in the low 40s.
Saturday – Sunny, high in the upper 40s.
Sunday – Mostly sunny, high in the upper 40s, chance of rain or snow developing late at night.
Monday – Chance of rain or snow, high in the low 40s.
Tuesday and Wednesday – Partly sunny, high in the upper 40s.

Marine Forecast: Small craft advisory from 6PM today to 6PM on Friday – Today – Northwest winds gusting to 25 knots by evening, seas up to 3 feet.
Outlook – Below advisory levels Friday night through the weekend but advisories likely will be needed early next week due to the coastal storm.

Have a good day!

Spring arrived at 7:02AM this morning but don’t expect any springlike weather for the next several days.
Today will be cool and breezy despite plenty of sunshine.
Tomorrow will even be cooler with even a chance of snow showers in the early morning that may give us a coating of snow especially to our south and east.
Friday through Sunday will be dry and a little milder but still temperatures will be below normal for this time of year.
And still another storm may affect our area on Monday with a chance of rain or snow, yes snow!
Looking ahead it appears that mainly below normal temperatures will continue into early April.
Yes the groundhog was wrong!

The forecast: Today mostly sunny and breezy, high in the mid 40s.
Tonight – Increasing cloudiness with a chance of snow showers toward morning, low in the upper 20s.
Thursday – Mostly cloudy and cold with a chance of morning snow showers, high only in the upper 30s.
Friday – Partly sunny, high in the low 40s.
Saturday – Sunny, high in the mid 40s.
Sunday – Mostly sunny, high in the upper 40s.
Monday – Cloudy with a chance of rain or snow, high in the low 40s.
Tuesday – Partly sunny, high in the upper 40s.

Marine Forecast: Small craft advisory till 6pm today – West winds gusting to 30 knots, seas up to 5 feet.
Outlook – Small craft advisory may be needed on Thursday; Condition lowering to below advisory levels Friday through the weekend but may be needed again for a potential coastal storm on Monday!

Have a nice day!

The storm that gave us a little more snow than expected ranging from around 4″ in the Clifton area up to 6″ inland. The precipitation changed to plain rain after midnight in our area but the colder areas kept icy conditions longer, most of the rain has moved offshore but we still may have very light rain or drizzle the rest of the morning.. By this afternoon slow clearing will take place and temperatures will climb into the mid 40s, about 10 degrees higher than yesterday.
Don’t look for springlike weather tomorrow the first day of spring as we will struggle to reach the low 40s despite mostly sunny skies..
Even colder on Thursday and with a storm well off shore we may have some flurries.
Slow moderation in temperatures Friday through the weekend but it will still be cooler than normal for this time of year., days will have plenty of sunshine.
Watching still another storm for early next week but most models have the storm remaining south of us, of course it is too early to tell if that will happen or if we are in store for another round of snow.

The forecast: Today – Light rain ending this morning then slow clearing late in the day, high in the mid 40s.
Tonight – Partly cloudy, low around 30.
Wednesday – Mostly sunny, high in the low 40s.
Thursday – Mostly cloudy with a slight chance of flurries, highs only in the upper 30s.
Friday – Mostly sunny, high in the low 40s.
Saturday – Mostly sunny, high in the mid 40s.
Sunday – Mostly sunny, high in the upper 40s.
Monday – Partly sunny, high in the mid 40s.

Marine Forecast: Small craft advisory into this afternoon then gale warning for tonight – Today – winds becoming westerly gusting to 25 knots increasing to gusts of 35 knots tonight, seas up to 10 feet early today diminishing tonight.
Outlook – Small craft advisories likely needed Wednesday and Thursday and then lowering to below advisory levels Friday through the weekend. Potential for a more significant storm early next week.

Have a good day.! Thanks Tim for the snow reports!

This morning is mostly clear and quite chilly with temperatures only in the low-mid 20s. As the day progresses we will have increasing cloudiness with snow arriving after 4PM, it may accumulate about 1/2 inch by evening mostly on colder surfaces. This precipitation then will change to a yucky mess of snow, sleet, freezing rain and rain that will continue past midnight, the total snow and ice accumulation should be about an inch before changing to all rain during the early morning hours, however inland there will be a longer period of frozen precipitation with amounts up to 4 inches over northwestern New Jersey.
The rain will end in the early afternoon on Tuesday followed by clearing.
Don’t look for spring weather for the first day of spring on Wednesday and maybe a week or more after. Well below normal temperatures into next weekend but it will at least be dry.
Some models are showing another storm for early next week that may give us more winter weather, stay tuned for details as we get closer to this next event.

The forecast: Today – Becoming cloudy with snow developing around 4PM accumulating about 1/2 inch by evening, high in the upper 30s.
Tonight – Mix of snow, sleet, freezing rain and rain changing to all rain in the early morning hours, total frozen accumulation around an inch, low in the low 30s.
Tuesday – Rain ending in the early afternoon followed by clearing, high in the upper 40s.
Wednesday – Mostly sunny, high in the low 40s.
Thursday – Mostly sunny, high near 40.
Friday – Mostly sunny, high in the low 40s.
Saturday – Mostly sunny, high in the mid 40s.
Sunday – Mostly sunny, high in the upper 40s.

Marine forecast: Small craft advisory through Tuesday evening; Today – East winds increasing to 30 knots by evening, seas up to 7 feet.
Outlook – Small craft advisory likely will be needed into Wednesday and possibly into Thursday!

Have a good day!

Unlike the last three St. Patrick’s Day when temperatures were in the 60s, today we will have a hard time reaching the 40 degree mark despite plenty of sunshine.
On Monday a storm system approaching from the southwest will give us increasing cloudiness with more snow developing late in the day changing to a mix of freezing rain, snow and sleet later in the evening and to all rain by daybreak on Tuesday, about a coating to an inch of frozen precipitation in the Clifton area but inland northwest New Jersey will likely have a higher amount of snow and ice..
The rain will end around noon on Tuesday followed by clearing.
From Wednesday into early next weekend will be dry but with temperatures well below normal.
And to make matters worse for Spring lovers the long range computer models are showing a potential snowstorm for early next week, of course that can and probably will change as we move forward.

The forecast: Today – Mostly sunny, high near 40.
Tonight – Mostly clear, low in the mid 20s.
Monday – Increasing cloudiness with snow developing mainly after 5PM changing to a mix of snow, sleet and freezing rain in the evening and to all rain by daybreak on Tuesday, a coating to an inch possible of frozen precipitation, high in the upper 30s.
Tuesday – Rain ending by around 1PM, high in the upper 40s.
Wednesday – Mostly sunny, high in the mid 40s.
Thursday – Mostly sunny, high near 40.
Friday – Mostly sunny, high in the low 40s.
Saturday – Mostly sunny, high in the mid 40s.

Marine forecast: Today – North-northwest wind to 14 knots, seas up to 2 feet.
Outlook – Small craft advisory issued for Monday, gale warnings possible for Tuesday and Wednesday with small craft advisory still needed for Thursday!

Have a fabulous St. Patrick’s Day!

Clouds will increase this morning and we have a good chance of light snow this afternoon into tonight but with temperatures just above freezing there should be no accumulation.
Sunday will be mostly sunny but temperatures will be quite cool.
Another storm system is set to affect our area Monday afternoon through Tuesday, in our area a mix of rain and snow is likely with no accumulation in our area, however inland especially the higher elevations of northwest New Jersey and the Poconos may see up to 4 inches of snow before changing to rain. Rain will likely continue most of Tuesday with clearing at night.
Look for dry conditions Wednesday through Friday of next week but despite plenty of sunshine temperatures will continue to be well below normal, in fact chilly weather is likely to continue the rest of March a far cry from last March when we had many days in the 60s and 70s.

The forecast: Today – Becoming cloudy with a light snow this afternoon, no accumulation, high near 40.
Tonight – Gradual clearing, low in the mid-upper 20s.
Sunday – Mostly sunny, high in the low 40s.
Monday – Cloudy with rain and snow by the afternoon, high around 40, precipitation changing to all rain at night..
Tuesday – Rain during the day ending in the afternoon, high in the upper 40s.
Wednesday – Mostly sunny, high in the mid 40s.
Thursday – Mostly sunny, high in the low 40s.
Friday – Sunny, high in the mid 40s.

Marine Forecast: Today – North wind less than 10 knots, seas 3 feet subsiding in the afternoon
Outlook – Sub advisory conditions on Sunday but small craft advisories likely will be needed from Monday evening through Wednesday.

Have an enjoyable Saturday!

We start off this morning with mostly clear skies and with temperatures only in the upper 20s. As the day goes on there will be increasing clouds and it will be milder but the winds will start picking up once again. A cold front will be moving through our area tonight with only a chance of a sprinkle.
On Saturday there is a chance of very light precipitation that may start off as snow and then change of rain, there is a chance however that most areas will stay dry.
On St. Patrick’s Day it will be dry but chilly.
Another storm system will affect our area with heavier precipitation Monday into Tuesday, this precipitation will start off as snow Monday morning and change to rain at night and continue into Tuesday, there may be some accumulation Monday before the change over especially inland.
Clearing weather for Wednesday and Thursday but temperatures will continue below normal for this time of year.

The forecast: Today – Increasing clouds and becoming windy, gusts to 35 MPH, high near 50.
Tonight – Mostly cloudy with a slight chance of flurries or sprinkles, low near 30.
Saturday – Chance of very light snow changing to rain in the afternoon, high in the low 40s.
Sunday – Becoming mostly sunny, high in the mid 40s.
Monday – Mostly cloudy with snow changing to rain likely, high only around 40.
Tuesday – Rain likely, high in the upper 40s.
Wednesday – Partly sunny, windy and cool, high in the low 40s.
Thursday – Partly sunny, high in the mid 40s.

Marine Forecast: Small craft advisory issued till midnight, west winds gusting to 30 knots, seas up to 5 feet.
Outlook – Below advisory level conditions for the weekend but will likely be needed for the storm system on Monday and Tuesday.

Have a great day!

Temperatures this morning have fallen into the upper 20s and they will only rise to the upper 30s and with a brisk wind it will feel much cooler than the last few days, also we may have a couple of flurries during the day.

Winds will relax on Friday and temperatures will rise a few degrees, the day will start off sunny but increasing clouds as the day wears on.
There is a chance of a little light rain mixed with snow Saturday morning that will change to plain rain, however this precipitation will be very light with less than a tenth of an inch expected.
St. Patrick’s Day will be dry but chilly.
A storm system will move into our area on Monday and last into Tuesday giving our area a good chance of soaking rain that may start out as snow especially inland.
Clearing on Wednesday but the cooler than normal weather will continue.

The forecast: Today – Partly sunny, breezy and chilly with a chance of flurries, highs only in the upper 30s.
Tonight – Partly cloudy and cold, low in the mid 20s.
Friday – A mostly sunny start with clouds increasing throughout the day, not as cool with highs in the upper 40s.
Saturday – A chance of rain or snow mixed in the morning changing to plain rain before ending in the afternoon, high in the mid 40s.
St. Patrick’s Day – Partly sunny, high in the mid 40s.
Monday – A chance of rain possibly beginning as snow in the morning, high in the low 40s.
Tuesday – A chance of rain, high in the mid 40s.
Wednesday – Mostly sunny, highs only in the low 40s.

Marine forecast: Gale warnings through this evening, west winds gusting to 35 knots, seas up to 6 feet.
Outlook – Conditions will be below advisory levels on Friday morning but may approach advisory levels late Friday with a cold frontal passage. Sub-advisory levels for the weekend but advisories may again be needed for the storm system on Monday and Tuesday.

Have a great day!

After having 1.23″ of rain in Clifton yesterday, we will have plenty of sunshine today with mild temperatures.
Another cold front will move through tonight and we can not rule out a passing sprinkle. This front will be followed by much cooler weather for Thursday and with a brisk wind it will feel quite chilly.
On Friday winds will relax and with mostly sunny skies temperatures will moderate.
A weak disturbance will give us a chance of light rain mixed with snow Saturday morning.
St. Patrick’s Day still looks cool and dry but skies will cloud up later in the day.
Early next week still is unsettled with a chance of mainly light rain or snow.

The forecast: Today – Mostly sunny, high in the low 50s.
Tonight – Mostly cloudy, low around 30.
Thursday – Partly sunny, windy and chilly, highs only in the upper 30s.
Friday – Mostly sunny, high in the mid-upper 40s.
Saturday – Cloudy with a chance of morning light rain or snow, high in the mid 40s.
St. Patrick’s Day – Partly sunny, high in the mid 40s.
Monday – Mostly cloudy with a chance or light rain or snow, high in the upper 40s.
Tuesday – Mostly cloudy with still a chance of light rain or snow, high in the upper 40s.

Marine Forecast: Small craft advisory through Thursday afternoon; Today – West winds to 20 knots, seas up to 6 feet.
Outlook: – Winds and seas will lower below advisory levels Friday and last through the weekend!

Note: William H. Macy is 63 years old today, boy is he old!!!!

Have a good day!