Today we will have more seasonable temperatures with partly cloudy skies and a high in the mid 60s, that will feel chilly after the warmth of the last few days.

Excellent weather for Thursday and Friday with mostly sunny conditions, highs on Thursday in the low 70s and then highs on Friday reaching the mid-upper 70s..

Now the weekend’s forecast – The only change is to delay the rain somewhat so we may be able to have a nice Saturday especially in the morning but chances of rain increase as the day goes on, it still will be mild on Saturday with a high near 70 degrees.

Sunday will be the wettest day, we do need the rain and we may get a couple of inches it will also be cooler with highs in the low 60s..

Monday and Tuesday the storm slowly moves away so there still will be a chance of showers especially on Monday, highs both days will only be around 60.

Looking ahead to the rest of next week looks like it will be warmer with highs back up into the 70s.

Yesterday it felt more like August with a high temperature of 89 degrees with rather high humidity.  This morning a cold front is pushing through, with a warm start of the day and the strong sun temperatures will still reach to near 80 but the humidity will be much lower and it will be a nearly perfect weather day.   Only problem with today’s weather is the very high pollen level along with the threat of more brush fires..

Tonight will be cooler with lows in the low to mid 40s under mostly clear skies.

Wednesday will be partly cloudy with seasonable temperatures with a high in the low 60s..

Thursday after another cool morning it will be milder with a high near 70 degrees..

Friday will be another nice spring day with mostly sunny skies and highs in the low 70s.

Now the weekend, we do need the rain but does it have to come on the weekend, well the latest computer runs show that the showers may hold off until Saturday night so the day may be fine with a high near 70 degrees.  Good chance of showers from Saturday night into Monday with cooler temperatures..

The average high for this time of year is around 60 degrees which was actually the overnight low! Temperatures are on the rise with a southwest flow, will be kind of humid with highs in the upper 80s to around 90 degrees in some spots nearly 30 degrees above normal. The record high for April 16th in Newark is 92 degrees and we may come close…

Tuesday a cold front will come through in the morning, no rain with the front, with sunshine temperatures will be around 80 degrees but it will be much less humid on northwest winds.

It will become much more seasonable by Wednesday morning with lows back down into the 40s..

Wednesday should be partly cloudy with highs in the mid 60s..

Very pleasant Thursday with mostly sunny skies and a high near 70.

This pleasant weather will continue into Friday again with a high near 70, increasing clouds Friday night..

After a very dry week the chances of rain increase for this coming weekend. Saturday will have a chance of showers but even a better chance on Sunday as a low pressure will develop along the Southeast coast and move north into our area maybe giving us a soaking rainstorm. Highs on Saturday in the upper 60s cooling off on Sunday with highs in the low 60s..

I want to thank Jack one of my “former” co-workers for suggesting that my posts should be available on Facebook and with the help with my computer expert son Jared the posts will be also automatically be on my Facebook wall…

And happy birthday to my #1 daughter Jessica who is now as old as I feel..

Afternoon update for Sunday!

The temperature at 1:25PM has risen to 73 degrees on the way to near 80! Even warmer tomorrow!

Looks like we missed the much needed rain overnight as when the showers moved toward the area they dissipated so at best we ended up with maybe a sprinkle or two!
We do now have much higher humidity as the dew points moved from the very dry 20s to the muggier 50s, there will be clearing later today and along with the higher humidity temperatures will also be a few degrees higher approaching 80 degrees.

Monday will be the warmest day of the week with mostly sunny skies and high readings in the mid to upper 80s.

Tuesday will still be warm but a front will cross the area and it will be less humid by the afternoon..

Wednesday through Friday at this time look dry with highs mostly in the upper 60s.

Next weekend we may have the first significant rainfall in weeks as the last few computer model analysis show a storm that will move up from the southwest, as of right now Saturday looks the wettest day!