Category: Weather Updates

High pressure will begin to move to the East coast over the next several days as we turn the calendar page to October on Thursday. Mainly sunny skies and warmer temperatures can be expected. A welcome change from our dreary weather. Readings will top 80º in many areas Thursday and Friday. Definitely not feeling like October, but I don’t think many will complain.

More seasonal air will work in from the North on Saturday under partly sunny skies.

Stay tuned.

The Nor’easter that affected the area this weekend will continue to weaken over the region through Monday. Areas of rain and breezy conditions can be expected through Monday morning. Monday afternoon should be cloudy but mainly dry. Minor coastal flooding will continue in certain locations into the morning.

High pressure over the Southeast will dominate our weather the rest of the week as we turn the calendar page to October on Thursday. Mainly sunny skies and warmer temperatures can be expected.

Stay tuned.

The Nor’easter will continue to affect the area through Sunday. The storm is along the central NJ coast. The gusty winds will continue during the morning and then abate during the afternoon. Not much rain is expected this morning. Areas of rain will develop later today and tonight.

Coastal flooding will continue. The inundation levels will at least come down slowly from Saturday’s highs.

On Monday the storm will  weaken near the region. Periods of rain are likely.

Tuesday through Thursday we’ll get a break with the sun returning along with mild temperatures.

Keep it here at JMW for the very latest on this nor’easter.

Stay tuned.

A nor’easter will affect the area this weekend. The rain and high winds (especially along the coast) will come in waves.

The storm will take a track up the coast and then retrograde (hook back) toward NJ. This is not a good scenario. It will be a slow moving storm.

Rain: The rain will move in from East to West during the day on Saturday. There will be periods of heavy rain and some dry times mixed through the weekend. The rain looks to become spotty Sunday afternoon. Some of the rain will be heavy. 1″-3″ of rain is expected by the time the storm weakens near the area and moves back to the Northeast Sunday night. Local flooding of streets and highways are possible.

Wind: North to Northeast winds will continue through Sunday. Wind Advisories have been posted for many areas for wind gusts at times up to 45-55mph. Along the immediate NJ coast a High Wind Warning is up for gusts to 60mph. Isolated power outages and downed trees are possible, especially in the warning area.

Coastal Flooding: The ocean and waterways are angry. There has been a persistent wind off the ocean for days. This has resulted in a piling up of water along the coast, back bays and inlets. Add a Nor’easter to the mix and a full moon-the result, minor to major coastal flooding will occur at high tide. Please check your local tide chart for times of high tide in your vicinity. Beach erosion and high surf will continue for the duration of the storm.

On Monday the storm will  weaken near the region. A few showers are possible.

Tuesday and Wednesday we’ll finally get a break with the sun returning along with mild temperatures.

Keep it here at JMW for the very latest on this nor’easter.

Stay tuned.

Gusty winds, especially along the coast, are likely through Sunday as strong high pressure remains to the North and an offshore storm meanders for a couple of days. Rough seas, beach erosion and coastal flooding is possible. The latest computer guidance suggests the storm will retrograde and head more toward the region this weekend a period of heavier rain and higher winds. Confidence has increased in this scenario, but has to be watched as new computer guidance comes in.

On Monday the storm will  weaken near the region. Morning clouds will give way to some sun.

Keep it here at JMW for the very latest on the potential effects of this coastal storm.

Stay tuned.

Scattered showers are likely for areas to the South of the City on Tuesday morning  as a ripple of low-pressure heads east and off the Mid-Atlantic coast. There’ll be sunshine, especially over Northern areas during the afternoon.

Gusty winds, especially along the coast, are likely from Tuesday through Saturday as strong high pressure remains to the North and an offshore storm meanders for a few days. Rough seas, beach erosion and coastal flooding is possible. If the storm retrogrades and heads more toward the region on Friday night and Saturday a period of rain and higher winds are possible. This is a low potential right now, but has to be watched as new computer guidance comes in.

Readings will only be in the 60s under a mix of sun and clouds mid to late week.

Autumn arrives today at 8:05PM EDT.

Stay tuned.

Monday will feature an improvement, with high pressure over Eastern Canada suppressing the inclement weather to the south. The day will feature a mix of sun and clouds.

The chances of showers increase on Tuesday as a ripple of low-pressure heads east and off the Mid-Atlantic coast. The rain looks to mainly fall from the City and to the South.

Gusty winds, especially along the coast, are likely from Tuesday through Friday as strong high pressure remains to the North and an offshore storm meanders for a few days. Rough seas, beach erosion and coastal flooding is possible. If the storm retrogrades and heads more toward the region on Friday and Saturday a period of rain and higher winds are possible. This is a low potential right now, but has to be watched as new computer guidance comes in.

Readings will only be in the 60s, right on target for the beginning of autumn, which starts Tuesday.

Stay tuned.

The last Sunday of Summer 2026 will be wet. Weak low pressure to our West along with a warm front nearby will result in periods of rain. Some of  the rain may be briefly heavy at times. It’ll be cool with readings several degrees below the average high of the mid 70s.

Monday will feature an improvement, with high pressure over Eastern Canada suppressing the inclement weather to the south. The day will feature a mix of sun and clouds.

The chances of showers increase on Tuesday as a ripple of low-pressure heads east and off the Mid-Atlantic coast. Gusty winds, especially along the coast, are likely from Tuesday through Friday as strong high pressure remains to the North and an offshore storm meanders for a few days. Readings will only be in the 60s, right on target for the beginning of autumn, which starts Tuesday.

Stay tuned.

Abundant sunshine, warm readings and lower humidity is on the way for Friday as high pressure over the Great Lakes delivers a Northerly wind.

The weekend will be a 50/50 split. Saturday will be the better of the two days. A mix of sun and clouds is expected. Weak low pressure will move in from the West on Sunday with showers. Some of the showers could be heavy. We’ll have to watch out for some scattered areas of flooding. Both days will feature below average temperatures. The average highs are in the mid 70s.

With the flow off the ocean and a front to the Southwest damp, cool conditions are expected for Monday and Tuesday. It won’t be a washout.

Stay tuned.

Weak low pressure will move into the region later Thursday. A mix of sun and clouds is expected with seasonal readings. A few showers are possible Thursday night.

Abundant sunshine, warm readings and lower humidity is on the way for Friday as high pressure over the Great Lakes delivers a Northerly wind.

The weekend will be a 50/50 split. Saturday will be the better of the two days. A mix of sun and clouds is expected. Weak low pressure will move in from the West on Sunday with scattered showers. Both days will feature below average temperatures. The average highs are in the mid 70s.

With the flow off the ocean and a front to the Southwest damp, cool conditions are expected for Monday.

Stay tuned.