Alan's weather blog

High temperatures yesterday reached no higher than 83 in Atlantic City, so my low to perhaps mid 80's didn't work out very well, although the low 80's was certainly within reason. A normal high by the way is 85 or 86 degrees. Today is a different story...

High temperatures Monday reached as warm as 87 at Newark Liberty Airport.  That was a couple of degrees above my mid 80's, but I was reasonably close. Mostly sunny with low humidity again today.  High in the mid 80's, though it may turn cooler at the beaches with a possible sea breeze this afternoon...

High temperatures yesterday were in the upper 70's and low 80's.  We had lots of rain as well, especially in some spots.  In Salem County we had many inches of rain, but it was a lot less elsewhere.

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...

The first day of May is accompanied with pleasant weather, and it seems to be persistent for the rest of the work week and into the weekend.

There is a slight risk that New Jersey may see a drought this year.

Sunny skies, warm temperatures and rain-free days are expected for the rest of the week and into the weekend.