SPSPHI from 4/9/2019 2:06 PM to 2:45 PM EDT for Northampton County, PA, Warren County, NJ: SHOWERS WILL AFFECT MORRISSUSSEXWARRENMONROE AND NORTHEASTERN NORTHAMPTON COUNTIES. More information.

The beautiful June like weather of yesterday has been replaced with slightly cooler weather today. MOst western and southern areas will still get near 70 so today is not that bad.
A back door cold front came in from the east and cooled down areas to the far east. It will move back today allowing us to get into the upper 60’s to near 70 before a cold front move in from the west

When the cold front moves through it will be accompanied by showers and perhaps even a rumble of thunder. The SPC has placed us in the marginal risk which is quite low but a risk none the less.

We look to pick up anywhere from 1/10 to perhaps 1/4″ of rain today.
Coller more seasonable weather return for the balance of the work week but back into the 60’s on Friday afternoon.
SPSPHI from 4/4/2019 9:45 AM to 7:00 PM EDT for Hunterdon County, NJ, Warren County, NJ: AN ENHANCED RISK OF WILDFIRE SPREAD THIS AFTERNOON. More information.
Event extended (time). Red Flag Warning from 4/3/2019 8:08 PM to 11:00 PM EDT for Hunterdon County, NJ, Northampton County, PA, Warren County, NJ. More information.
New event. Red Flag Warning from 4/3/2019 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM EDT for Hunterdon County, NJ, Northampton County, PA, Warren County, NJ. More information.
New event. Fire Weather Watch from 4/3/2019 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM EDT for Hunterdon County, NJ, Northampton County, PA, Warren County, NJ. More information.

Some light showers are in far northern New Jersey this morning. We should remain mostly cloudy on Friday with some scattered showers around but high temperatures should be in the low 60’s

The weather map above shows the shower chance is mostly to the north with less to the south on Friday

The weather map above for Saturday is a little misleading. There could be some early morning scattered showers and again later in the evening but most of the day will be dry but cloudy. The good news is even with the clouds we should have high temperatures around 70 degrees. If the sun could manage to peek out for a bit we could even see temperatures go higher than this.

Sunday morning a cold front approaches the area and give most of western New Jersey show rain that should amount to 1/4 – 1/2″. Conditions should improve in the afternoon but temperatures will be much cooler in the mid 50’s with a breeze becoming more noticable. Temperatures will fall into the 40’s by sunset.
Looking ahead to next week we remain cool and below normal Monday and Tuesday but back to normal on Wednesday and beyond.
We need to keep an eye on the potential for a coastal storm in the Tuesday-Wednesday timeframe. It’s unsure right now how close to the coast the storm will impact. Right now it looks to be mostly coastal locations and to the east.

March is know for its wide swings in weather. This weekend will be no exception. Today will feature plenty of strong sunshine along with a biting and gusty northwest wind. The wind will make our high temperature of near 50 today feel more like the 30’s.

The winds will die down tonight and give us a chilly start to Sunday. High temperatures on Sunday will be in the upper 50’s to perhaps near 60 in some southern locations. Skies will start out sunny but increasing clouds in the afternoon with our next weather system ahead.

We can see some showers later Sunday night into Monday. The new week will start off on a chilly note of below normal temperatures but will recover nicely the second half of the week. Next weekend looks wonderful temperature wise at this time with highs well up into the 60’s if not near 70! Perhaps Spring will really spring up next weekend!
Event cancelled. Areal Flood Advisory from 3/22/2019 4:57 AM to 5:15 AM EDT for Hunterdon County, Warren County, Northampton County. More information.
Event cancelled. Areal Flood Watch from 3/22/2019 3:16 AM to 6:00 AM EDT for Hunterdon County, Warren County, Northampton County. More information.
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