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Rainy Raw Chilly Conditions Through Friday
Coldest Weather of the Season This Weekend
The next 2 days we will be living in the land of gloom & doom type weather. Onshore winds will make for very raw chilly conditions. Satellite and radar loops show clouds and rain moving eastward as low pressure moves into Pennsylvania later today and then off the coast of Delaware/New Jersey tonight. This system is going to take it’s time as we have the upper trough to deal with. This likely prolongs the rain into at least part of Friday. Rain will develop from west to east today. Rain will be steadier and heavier as you go north with less in places like Southern New Jersey and Southern Pennsylvania. Temperatures today will top out today in the 50s but once the rain gets underway, temperatures will ease into the 40s. Also note that across New Jersey today especially Central and South Jersey there is the risk for isolated severe thunderstorms.
SATELLITE WITH LIGHTNING STRIKES
WEATHER RADAR
Rain will continue through this evening. There might be a short break overnight but then it starts up again Friday morning. We expect a total of 3/4 inch to 1.25 inches in most places From Central New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania north and northeastward while much lighter amounts will occur to the south. The low finally pulls away Friday afternoon and rain will gradually end from west to east.
Northerly winds will bring down colder air so that Friday temperatures will be mostly in the 40s. Then we will clear out Friday night and it will be breezy and cold with Saturday morning lows in the 20s in colder inland locations and low to middle 30s along the coast. Sunshine will return Saturday as high pressure starts to build in but it will be on the breezy side and temperatures will top out mostly in the 40s.
Skies will be clear Saturday night and once again we will see lows Sunday morning in the 20s inland and low to middle 30s coast and warmer urban centers. Sunday should see less wind and sunshine and that should help take highs back to the upper 40s to around 50 degrees for a high. Next week is looking to be dry all week long as the pattern relaxes somewhat. Temperatures will be running near to a bit above normal all week long.
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