Stormlover74

Nam doesn't bring too much to the area today. A tenth or so. Gfs and euro are a bit wetter

I was sitting in the shade when it was about 90 and it wasn't uncomfortable at all

Running several degrees ahead of yesterday

Less than .25", most places under a tenth

87 now 83 here

Ewr's record should be broken by noon

4/18/02 had a low of 74 but not sure if that's the earliest

Imagine a 34 dewpoint in July

Ewr 85 already a few degrees past forecast high of 83. 90 seems likely now tomorrow

Already 77 at ewr

Yeah but we can't count on that. A 50 to 100 mile shift south and its a miss for most of the area. That was like a nonexistent winter for new England and even NY north of 84

Nothing, like 97-98 or 1 big blizzard like 83 or 2016

80 sounds perfect. I'll be baking at 87 though most likely

1 year

It was less than an inch in the metro

It's down from 80 to 63 already

Full sun now. 77

Up to 64..should be off to the races the next few hours

I have no memory of it but there are Easter pictures of my brother and me in orange suits with a pile of snow nearby

From 75 to 51 to near 80 tomorrow. Gotta love April in the northeast

Up to 9

One of the four confirmed tornadoes that struck New Jersey Saturday night was classified as a strong EF-2 twister packing top winds as high as 130 mph — and another was an EF-2 with winds up to 120 mph, the National Weather Service said Monday after analyzing the damage. The stronger EF-2 tornado — the third of six intensity levels on the Enhanced Fujita scale used by the weather service to measure tornado strength — touched down in Jackson Township in Ocean County at 7:24 p.m. Saturday and remained on the ground for three minutes, swirling across a path 2.1 miles long, the weather service said in a preliminary storm report.And another one

And another one