Strong Thunderstorms Cross New Jersey
Strong thunderstorms crossed New Jersey as a Flash Flood Warning is in effect for Warren, Morris and parts of Sussex counties
Strong thunderstorms crossed New Jersey as a Flash Flood Warning is in effect for Warren, Morris and parts of Sussex counties
My prediction of low to mid 80s yesterday was just a shade low.
It was up to 86 or 87 just about everywhere yesterday.
Today will be a bit cooler; 78 to 82 and cooler at the beach because there is the threat of some showers and even a thunderstorm moving through as we go through the course of our day today
The weekend forecast worked out perfectly.
My high temperatures were in the upper 70s and low 80s on Saturday, which was fine. It was cooler near the water.
It was the low to middle 80s Sunday, a little bit warmer than I expected, and there were a couple of light passing showers or sprinkles around, but not very much
If you think the weather in New Jersey seems to be more extreme than it used to be, you are right.
The horn blew at 8:36 a.m. Thursday, halting play after less than 2 hours into the first round of U.S. Open. It wasn't raining as the players began to leave the course, but soon there were thunderclaps over the Merion Golf Course, and radar showed approaching severe weather that could affect the rest of the day