Leftover Rain Passes Through NJ: Alan’s Weather Blog

The weekend forecast, well Saturday turned out even better than expected.  I thought it would be dry through early afternoon.  It was dry all day with some sunshine with temperatures reaching the mid-70s to the low 80s; Trenton-Mercer County Airport managed to get to 82.

Then, we had the rain yesterday, and a couple of rainfall records were broken.  Newark, for example, smashed the old record of 1.21 inches set in 2006.  They had 2.64 inches of rain.  Atlantic City at the airport had 1.71 inches, which broke the record by just a little bit of 1.63, also set in 2006.

Well today, we may have a leftover shower in a few spots.  But otherwise, just lots of clouds around with enough wind to notice and temperatures mostly in the 50s.

Tonight, it will be partly to mostly cloudy with temperatures falling into the 40s to even 30s possible in spots.

There will be clouds, some sunshine, and a gusty wind tomorrow with highs in the low 60s with just the chance of a shower.

It should most likely be drying out and improving as we head into Wednesday and the latter part of the work-week.