Friday afternoon weather update for NJ metro
Fri, 24th January, 2014
Latest post: 5:50pm - 1/24/2014
The end of the week saw no change in our recent weather pattern...
Sunshine did not help with the temperatures, only reaching the upper teens to lower 20s across the area.
Clouds arrive later tonight... but precipitation is not expected.
The temperatures will level off this evening, and could rise after midnight.
Saturday begins with temperatures around 20 degrees.
Light snow moves in by late-morning, or around noon, and continues on-and-off through the afternoon, into the evening. Accumulations are forecast to be light... ranging from a coating to an inch for much of NJ, NYC, and Long Island, to 1 - 2 inches for northwestern sections of the Garden state.
As per NWS Mount Holly, NJ:
...WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 10 AM TO 5 PM EST
SATURDAY...
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN MOUNT HOLLY HAS ISSUED A WINTER
WEATHER ADVISORY FOR SNOW...WHICH IS IN EFFECT FROM 10 AM TO 5 PM
EST SATURDAY.
* LOCATIONS...NORTHWEST NEW JERSEY, (SUSSEX, WARREN, AND HUNTERDON COUNTIES), BERKS COUNTY, THE LEHIGH
VALLEY AND THE NORTHWEST PHILADELPHIA SUBURBS.
Tomorrow evening can still see a locally heavy snow squall, especially in New Jersey, but the main story will be the cold front...
Temperatures will fall through the 20s and into the teens, as wind gusts increase to 20 - 25mph.
Sunday morning will see temps in the teens, with very little change in temperature for the afternoon. A brisk breeze continues throughout the day.
Sunday night can see some flurries with the next weather system arriving, with lows in the teens.
*** Another strong cold front for Monday ***
Some flurries may fly in the morning, with temps. in the 30s... which fall through the 20s in the afternoon. More gusty winds.
Tuesday's temperatures stay in the teens.
There is a small chance of snow.
More very cold weather for Wednesday into Thursday.
The end of the week saw no change in our recent weather pattern...
Sunshine did not help with the temperatures, only reaching the upper teens to lower 20s across the area.
Clouds arrive later tonight... but precipitation is not expected.
The temperatures will level off this evening, and could rise after midnight.
Saturday begins with temperatures around 20 degrees.
Light snow moves in by late-morning, or around noon, and continues on-and-off through the afternoon, into the evening. Accumulations are forecast to be light... ranging from a coating to an inch for much of NJ, NYC, and Long Island, to 1 - 2 inches for northwestern sections of the Garden state.
As per NWS Mount Holly, NJ:
...WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 10 AM TO 5 PM EST
SATURDAY...
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN MOUNT HOLLY HAS ISSUED A WINTER
WEATHER ADVISORY FOR SNOW...WHICH IS IN EFFECT FROM 10 AM TO 5 PM
EST SATURDAY.
* LOCATIONS...NORTHWEST NEW JERSEY, (SUSSEX, WARREN, AND HUNTERDON COUNTIES), BERKS COUNTY, THE LEHIGH
VALLEY AND THE NORTHWEST PHILADELPHIA SUBURBS.
Tomorrow evening can still see a locally heavy snow squall, especially in New Jersey, but the main story will be the cold front...
Temperatures will fall through the 20s and into the teens, as wind gusts increase to 20 - 25mph.
Sunday morning will see temps in the teens, with very little change in temperature for the afternoon. A brisk breeze continues throughout the day.
Sunday night can see some flurries with the next weather system arriving, with lows in the teens.
*** Another strong cold front for Monday ***
Some flurries may fly in the morning, with temps. in the 30s... which fall through the 20s in the afternoon. More gusty winds.
Tuesday's temperatures stay in the teens.
There is a small chance of snow.
More very cold weather for Wednesday into Thursday.
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