Alan's weather blog

Experts are predicting a busy hurricane season for the Atlantic basin.

Slightly cooler temperatures are expected for this weekend again.

Besides today, every day this week has a chance for some rain.

The warmest stretch of warm temperatures New Jersey has experienced so far in Spring will be over soon.

High temperatures yesterday reached as warm as 78 in Mount Holly, 76 in Trenton and 77 in Wrightstown.  The normal high is 59. We'll continue to be above normal during the next couple of days.  Patchy clouds and sunshine today.  Some highs in the low 80s...

Although it is spring, unseasonably warm temperatures move into our region today and for much of the work week.

My last forecast was last Thursday because I was off Friday, and the weekend temperatures I predicted reasonably well if I remember correctly.  Low to mid 50s was the high Saturday, and Sunday's highs were in the upper 50s and lower 60s. Warm weather is on the way...

The temperatures New Jersey experienced this year during March were certainly colder than those of last year.

Mild temperatures are affecting New Jersey today, followed by a decrease in temperatures in the next couple days to come.

As we progress further into the spring and eventually into the summer, the jet stream will progressively move northward bringing more pleasant weather to New Jersey.