Fantastic Friday for NJ metro
Fri, 3rd May, 2013
Latest post: 9:00am -- 5/3/2013
More great weather continues as we end another work-week...
Some rain is possible next week...
Sunny skies are expected from start to finish today...
Temperatures will reach between 65 and 70 degrees inland, along with a breeze, keeping the shore cooler, in the lower 60s.
Tonight will be clear. Lows drop into the upper 40s to around 50 degrees.
For our weekend, both Saturday and Sunday will feature mainly sunny skies, and low humidity. Temperatures will top out around 70 for inland areas, and 60-65 along the coast, with a sea-breeze during each day.
Monday is expected to see more bright, mild, and dry weather, with highs mostly in the 60s to around 70 degrees.
Rain is possible Tuesday or Wednesday.
The below headlines are once again worthy to note:
*** This prolonged period of dry weather increases the fire danger threat **
When outside, be careful using matches if you are barbecuing, as ground conditions are very dry, and even a light breeze can spread fire fairly quickly.
*** Drink plenty of fluids as well. Low humidity, and warm temperatures, increases dehydration ***
** Individuals with allergies are also feeling increased sensitivity to the dry conditions as well **
More great weather continues as we end another work-week...
Some rain is possible next week...
Sunny skies are expected from start to finish today...
Temperatures will reach between 65 and 70 degrees inland, along with a breeze, keeping the shore cooler, in the lower 60s.
Tonight will be clear. Lows drop into the upper 40s to around 50 degrees.
For our weekend, both Saturday and Sunday will feature mainly sunny skies, and low humidity. Temperatures will top out around 70 for inland areas, and 60-65 along the coast, with a sea-breeze during each day.
Monday is expected to see more bright, mild, and dry weather, with highs mostly in the 60s to around 70 degrees.
Rain is possible Tuesday or Wednesday.
The below headlines are once again worthy to note:
*** This prolonged period of dry weather increases the fire danger threat **
When outside, be careful using matches if you are barbecuing, as ground conditions are very dry, and even a light breeze can spread fire fairly quickly.
*** Drink plenty of fluids as well. Low humidity, and warm temperatures, increases dehydration ***
** Individuals with allergies are also feeling increased sensitivity to the dry conditions as well **
Radar image is from 8:45am -- 5/3/2013
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