Alan Kasper's weather blog

The weekend forecast worked out perfectly.  I said there would be just a chance of a shower on Saturday, and there was some rain around in areas.  It reached the lower 80's on Sunday.  Newark Liberty International Airport reached 84 degrees, which was the warmest reading we had...

High temperatures yesterday reached the 70s, as high as 78 in parts of Burlington County, and 75 in Atlantic City. We have a tropical storm to be concerned about.  Andrea, the first storm of the hurricane season formed yesterday, and has strengthened a bit...

Tuesday's high temperatures reached the mid to upper 70s.  It was 75 in Trenton, 77 in Newark and 76 in Atlantic City.  Between 77 and 78 is the normal range for temperatures this time of year. Today it will be partly sunny, still very pleasant with very low humidity...

The weekend forecast worked out perfectly temperature wise.  I said low 90's Saturday, and that happened.  I also said 85 to 90 for Sunday and it reached 90 in Newark and Mount Holly. Today we start off with some showers, and there may be an isolated thunderstorm this morning...

Tuesday's high temperatures were in the upper 40s and the low 50s.  Today it will be noticeably colder with a strong gusty wind.  Sun and some clouds, with highs just in the 30s. Brisk and cold tonight, with most lows in the 20s.  There could also be a few areas that see temperatures in the teens...

There were some record breaking high temperatures Wednesday.  Newark Liberty Airport broke the old record of 64 in 1947 when they reached 66.  Wrightstown reached 68 degrees, so my 65 to locally near 70 worked out pretty well. The wind will be coming back today, although not as strong as it was overnight...

A review of the weekend past revealed that it didn't get nearly as warm as I had expected it to. I thought it would be in the upper 50's, and low 60's yesterday.  But it only got to the upper 40's in Newark and Trenton, and lower 50's in Atlantic City and Wrightstown...

As predicted high temperatures yesterday reached around 50 in Newark and Trenton.  Atlantic City was one degree higher at 51. It will be fairly mild today, although a few showers could develop in the afternoon.  Temperatures will be in the 40's to near 50...

The weekend worked out cloudier than expected. There was just some intervals of sunshine both days.  High temperatures Sunday only reached the upper 40s to low 50s, which is way below the seasonal average. Today we'll see temperatures around 50, perhaps a shade above or below, with clouds breaking for some sunshine later this morning...

The weekend forecast worked out reasonably well with the exception of a few widely scattered, and very light showers in Central and Northern New Jersey yesterday afternoon. The high temperatures yesterday barley reached 70 degrees.  71 in Atlantic City was the topper.  Trenton and Wrightstown did not get out of the upper 60s.