Alan’s Weather Blog – 01/18/12

Tuesday's high temperatures were reached just before midnight tonight; 58 in Atlantic City, 53 in Newark, 54 in Wrightstown, Burlington County, and 56 in Trenton.  It was incredibly mild.

Well, it'll be windy and turning colder today with patchy clouds and sunshine.  Temperatures should be settling into the upper 30s or low 40s eventually, as we go through the course of our Wednesday.

Some clear skies and much colder tonight with some lows in the teens, but low or mid 20s in urban and coastal areas.

Tomorrow, a disturbance moving across New Jersey later in the day or night may produce some possible snow showers by late tomorrow or the first part of tomorrow night.  It wouldn't be impossible to see a dusting with that.  High temperatures tomorrow in the mid 30s to a few low 40s.

Some sunshine Friday with a brisk wind with high of 35 to perhaps 40.

Then, a storm system moving by south of New Jersey on Saturday will produce the chance of some snow late Friday night with snow probably changing to rain, and at least a wintry mix from south to north else on Saturday.

Sunday will hopefully be okay.