Alan Kasper's Weather Blog

High temperatures yesterday reached 45 to 50, which is above the normal high in the low 40s.

Today, we will be in the middle 40s or so with rain developing this afternoon.  It's going to be too mild for anything but

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High temperatures yesterday were wide-ranging; lower 50s in far South Jersey, actually even the mid-50s in spots.  It only reached 44 at the last minute in Newark.  There were 30s all day yesterday in NW Jersey, as expected

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After the big snow Friday, certainly for Central and North Jersey, but the Southern counties had a fair amount.  Point Pleasant, for example, had 10 inches of snow, so my 4 to 8 inches for Ocean and Burlington Counties that I forecasted didn't work out too badly

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Our coastal storm is on track to bring us a wintry mess today and tonight.

Now, it'll be mainly rain in Southern and parts of Central Jersey much of the day, snow or a wintry mix in NW counties only;  30s there and some 40s elsewhere

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Wednesday's high temperatures, as expected, reached the low 40s. Although, the Trenton-Mercer County Airport only reached the 39.

The normal high is 40-43, so we were pretty close.

Now, we are going to have a storm situation coming up, especially for later Friday and Friday night

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High temperatures yesterday reached only into the low 30s, with the exception of 42 in Atlantic City.  Somehow, they managed to get to that.

Everyone today will take a shot at the low 40s, as it becomes partly to mostly sunny

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High temperatures yesterday reached 32 at Newark Liberty Airport, but 30 every place else.

We had a touch of light snow or flurries around that barely amounted to a dusting in spots, but maybe more in parts of Ocean County earlier

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The weekend forecast worked out reasonably well.  We had Saturday night snow that produced a half an inch to a little over an inch in spots.

We just had some snow in portions of New Jersey for a while Sunday, which produced a coating to a half an inch or a bit more of snow, especially in Central and South Jersey

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