February is starting out warm, readings again may top 60 degrees. The clouds will clear and it will be a little windy this afternoon.

Dry Thursday through at least Saturday and temps in the 40s that is cooler but still above normal for this time of year..

Sunday and Monday just a slight chance of showers with highs still in the 40s.

As we look further into next week no big storms or cold weather is foreseen as the very mild winter of 2011-2012 continues…

Today will be dry and pleasant and after having a “seasonably cool” day yesterday readings today will be in the upper 50s to around 60 degrees..

Tomorrow the warmth will continue with again temps. near 60 degrees, there is a slight chance of a shower mid day Wednesday but the night should be dry.

Thursday it will cool down and there is a chance of rain to our south from Southern New Jersey southward but I doubt it will reach us up north, highs in the 40s.

Friday will be dry again in the 40s.

Now the weekend looks dry with again temps in the 40s, the precipitation that looked like was going to happen on Sunday appears now to be pushed off to Monday!

Enjoy the spring weather the next two days!!

Today will be the coolest day of the week but still slightly above normal, highs near 40.

Warmer weather moves in to end January and begin February with highs mostly in the 50s, in fact on Wednesday it may even go above 60 degrees..

A cold front may give us showers Wednesday night into Thursday, high on Thursday will still be near 50 degrees. Cooler on Friday with highs in the 40s.

Now the weekend at this point still is very uncertain, the computer model solutions have been changing with each run but at this point it looks like it will be somewhat colder with highs in the 30s and with so far only a “slight” chance of snow on Super Bowl Sunday.

Today will be dry but a bit breezy in the afternoon high in the 40s.
Tonight there is a cold front approaching that may give us a quick shower or even a snow squall.

Tomorrow seasonably cool with highs in the low 40s

Warming trend Tuesday and Wednesday with highs in the 50s.

Unsettled after Thursday, computer analysis have been flip flopping so it is best to say there are chances or either rain or snow from Thursday night into the weekend.

Could be a lot worse, Fairbanks Alaska had there coldest reading since 2006 this morning 51 degrees below zero after a balmy high yesterday of minus 42, wonder how that would feel!!!!

Today will be rather mild with a high temperature close to 50 degrees.

Tomorrow will be slightly cooler with highs in the 40s.

This upcoming week will be mainly dry with no big storms in sight as our warm winter continues.  Monday will be the only “cool” day with highs just around 40 but another warming trend during the middle of next week and highs on the first day of February will be well up into the 50s,  not bad unless you love the cold and snow..