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There were a couple of snowfall records yesterday. Atlantic City's 2.5 inches broke the old record of 2 inches set in 1953.  Newark's 5.7 inches broke the old record of a little over 4 inches, which was set in 1981

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Tuesday's high temperatures were no better than the mid to upper 40s.  We should be in the upper 50s to almost 60, so way below normal.

Our coastal storm is on track. A wind advisory inland, a high wind warning near the shore through tonight

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Folks, I'm going to take Thursday and Friday off.  I will let Matt White do the weather for me, and I will hopefully get to my house in coastal Ocean County to see what the status of the flooding is there

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The hurricane is moving ever steadily toward the Mid-Atlantic coast and will come ashore as early as 8 o'clock this evening to as late as midnight or 2AM tonight along the southern New Jersey coastline

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Once again high temperatures Thursday just reached the low 60’s, no better than 64 in Atlantic City and cooler by a degree or two in a few spots.  Today, assuming we have clouds and some sunshine, a few highs will make it to 70 in spots, cooler near the ocean

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Highest temperatures yesterday reached the low 70s; 71 in Trenton and Atlantic City, 72 in Wrightstown, Burlington County.

We are going to have some clouds that may break for some sunshine in parts of the state today, especially South Jersey with a few highs near 70, but cooler near the ocean

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High temperatures yesterday reached as warm as 76 at the Atlantic City Airport.  Why?  They had some sunshine that managed to break through, while the rest of the state was only in the mid-60s to near 70 because of lots of clouds

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Monday's high temperatures reached the upper 60s and low 70s; as high as Newark's 71, but everyone else was in the upper 60s.

Today, we'll have highs in the low 70s with some sun and clouds and just the chance of a shower

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The weekend forecast worked out reasonably well, low 70s Saturday and mid to upper 60s Sunday with a good deal of sunshine, which a bit of a surprise.  I thought we would have more of a mix of sun and clouds on Saturday, which we really didn't

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High temperatures yesterday reached as warm as 70 in Wrightstown, Burlington County to as cool as 66 at Newark Liberty Airport.

Today's highs will be in the low 70s, despite the fact that there could be a few showers or possibly a thunderstorm around this morning

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