Alan Kasper

Today's temperatures will be much warmer than yesterday's upper 40s to just over 50.

Upper 60s and lower 70s are expected this afternoon under a partly to mostly sunny sky, but it will be noticeably cooler near the ocean with a strong, south wind

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The normal high temperature now is 64 or 65.

We were a long way from that yesterday; 51 to 53 and only 49 at Wrightstown, Burlington County.

We have a disturbance off the East Coast, which is going to take most, if not all, of its rain showers offshore

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The weekend forecast turned out to be a bit cooler than expected.

It was only in the lower 50 yesterday, and I expected a little bit milder than that when I last left you on Friday.

Temperatures today will be no better than the low to mid 50s, at best

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Well, I predicted 65 to near 70 yesterday, and the warmest it got 64 at the airport in Atlantic City, which is 11 miles inland.  It was 64 in Wrightstown, so mid 60s was the closest it got.

It was nowhere near 70 anywhere

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High temperatures yesterday reached the low 70s; 70-72.

The normal high is 62 to 63.

Today, I've included just the chance of a brief shower.  Otherwise, variable clouds, some sun, and a high of 65 to 70, but much cooler 50s along the coast

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High temperatures were in the low to mid 60s in Central and parts of South Jersey, as expected.

But, from Trenton to Mount Holly was 72, which was a little bit of a surprise.

We have the risk of a passing shower, especially early this morning and maybe later today

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High temperatures yesterday were from 55 to near 60.  Trenton's 61 was the highest reading.

Today, temperatures will be in the low to middle 60s with some luck, along with clouds and some sunshine

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The weekend forecast worked out reasonably well, although high temperatures Saturday along the coast were only near 50.

It was pretty chilly while I was playing golf, but it was 60 or shade above inland on Saturday afternoon

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High temperatures yesterday were ranging widely.

It reached the low to middle 70s in South Jersey briefly yesterday morning before strong winds came in and caused temperatures to drop some 20 degrees in a short order of time

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There were really impressive high temperatures yesterday.  A couple of records were broken.

Atlantic City's 89 broke the old record of 85 set in 1922. Trenton's high temperature of 87 broke that old record of 83, which was also set back in 1922

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