Alan Kasper’s Weather Blog

High temperatures Wednesday reached the lower 40s; 43 in Newark, 44 in Atlantic City were the highest numbers.

Today, we will do maybe a little bit better, not much, maybe by a degree or two.  It'll be be in the mid 40s, and partly to mostly sunny

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High temperatures yesterday reached the upper 30s and low 40s.  There was about 1/3 to 1/2 inch of melted water equivalent.

That was all rain at the shore from Monmouth and Ocean Counties on south and east

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Monday's high temperatures got a degree or two higher than I expected.

I thought mid to upper 40s, it got to 50 in Newark, 51 in Atlantic City, 49 in Trenton and Wrightstown-Burlington County.

It won't be that mild today

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High temperatures yesterday reached the low 50s, as high as 53 at Atlantic City International Airport and as low as 51 at Trenton-Mercer County Airport.

Today, it'll make the low to middle 50s with patchy clouds, and more in the way of sunshine we hope

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As usual, we tell you about high temperatures on Monday.

They were in the upper 40s and low 50s.  The coolest was Newark's 49.  The mildest was Atlantic City's 52.  But, 53 to 55 is the normal high temperature

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The weekend just completed featured a mix of clouds and some sunshine.

High temperatures on Sunday, for example, barely got above 50.  Atlantic City's 51 in comparison to 50 at Newark, Trenton, and Wrightstown-Burlington County, that's a bit below the normal high of 54 or 55

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High temperatures yesterday did not go above 47 in Atlantic City and Trenton.  It was 46 degrees in Newark and Wrightstown. That's way below the mid to upper 50s that we should be seeing this time of the year

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Wednesday's high temperatures did no better than 48 or 49, which is below the 55 or 57 big-time.

Today will only be in the upper 40s to perhaps near 50 or so, at best, with clouds and some sunshine out there

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High temperatures yesterday were reached in the pre-dawn hours, well before daybreak, in the low 60s.

Then the mild weather went south with a northwest wind and some rain and showers around, as temperatures settled, for the most part, in the 40s

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This is the last of the warm weather...it's gone now.

High temperatures yesterday reached the upper 60s to near 70; near 70 in Trenton and Wrightstown-Burlington County.  That was pretty much as expected

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