Alan Kasper

High temperatures yesterday reached as warm as 51 in Atlantic City, 50 at Newark Liberty Airport, but only 49 in Trenton and Wrightstown, Burlington County.

Today will be in the low to middle 50s with passing and some sunshine

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High temperatures yesterday reached the upper 40s; 47 to 49 from Newark to Atlantic City, which is a little bit above normal.  The normal high is 39 to 42.

Today, we are looking for mostly sunny skies and a milder afternoon in the lower 50s in spots, though possibly cooler right near the ocean

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A quick review of the weekend just passed.

Saturday worked out just fine.  We had thought we would have some passing snow flurries and snow showers in Central and North Jersey.  It was in Central Jersey and parts of South Jersey, where there was almost an inch in parts of Burlington, and especially Ocean and Monmouth Counties

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As usual, we'll review the high temperatures from Thursday.

It only reached 35 in a couple of spots, Atlantic City and Wrightstown, Burlington County hit as cold as 33, so upper 30s to low 40s was a ways off

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High temperatures yesterday didn't reach much higher than 36 in Atlantic City, 35 in Newark.  Trenton was just 33, so the low to middle 30s worked out pretty well.

We're going to have partly sunny skies again today with some high clouds around

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After two and a half weeks of vacation, it's good to be back with you.

We have some clouds that are in the jet-stream that will be passing in and out of New Jersey, so we should have more in the way of sunshine as we go through the late morning, and particularly, this afternoon, with any precipitation far, far away and moving out to sea

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46 or 47 was Thursday's high temperature, and 44 to 47 is roughly where we should be this time of the year.

Today, with lots of sunshine, it'll just be in the low 50s; 51 or 52 this afternoon.

Some clear skies tonight with some lows in the 20s, but mid 30s or so in urban and coastal areas

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Wednesday's highest temperatures were no better than 44 or 45.  That's because we had a lot of middle and high clouds with just some sun coming through them.

Of course, that was predicted for yesterday

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High temperatures yesterday reached the upper 50s and low 60s.

Wrightstown, Burlington County was the mildest at 63.

It'll be noticeably cooler today, but still up close to 50, as any early showers give way to partly sunny skies during the course of the day

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