frd

47 here now, what a crap day compared to yesterday afternoon and Thursday afternoon. Ground on hike was muddy from I guess drizzle and very chilly and misty. Unlike yesterday or Thursday, I do not see any clearing moving on.

After a 70 degree day on this Wednesday, it may be a long time until we see 70 degrees again as cooler air seems to settle in the East. As for the summer it would be nice to get several breaks from the non-stop heat and humidity.

Even the day 6 and 7 rainfall on the WPC site has gone down as well. Heaviest rains next 7 days just offshore.

Sun broke out here 54 F. Need the shades while doing some lawn work. Actually warm in the sun when you are raking

After this weekend additional oppurtunity for rainfall later next week, then windier and cooler again. Wednesday is a request off day. Looks most excellent ! .

I be happy with 25 % of those model outputs, but sadly it was mostly zero. Zero hope is better than hopium .

Clearing rapidly moving in from the NE currently. clear skies in Central and most of South Jersey at this time. Question is, how far does the clearing make it by late day. Still 45 and chilly here with East winds

Weather Will and his 40 inch snowfall maps

Has not been for 7 long years. Yawn......

56 F here. Great late day sun, excellent dog walking weather.

Sky is brightening here. Very surprised.

Looking to the core of the summer it may not be as hot in the East as some have forecasted. The core of the heat is out West and in the Plains. Indications as well that there will at least be the potential for some rains in the East, however, very dry in the center of the Country.

Most of country nice, except our area, socked in by clouds from the still cold near-by Atlantic and Easterly flow. Perfect view of the low level stratus clouds https://www.star.nesdis.noaa.gov/GOES/conus_band.php?sat=G16&band=GEOCOLOR&length=24

Interesting that recent March months have been way too warm for snow, borrowed this from bluewave. It was safe to say that with the collaspe of the - AO snow probabilities in March were pretty nill. The cold stormy window has shifted out West this month, but overall totally went poof. Many areas of the country were in the 70's two days ago.

super evident passage here

Back door front moved through last hour. Temp drop to 45 F and winds East at 12 mph.

My location the winds are still South. Interesting, I do not see any cloud cover in normal sat view, or even enhanced. Sat does show the East to West sunset .

Moderate wind threat later Sunday and Sunday night. Mount Holly AFD LONG TERM /SATURDAY NIGHT THROUGH WEDNESDAY/... Strong low pressure lifts into Canada, and this drags a strong cold front through the Great Lakes Saturday night, and will be over the Ohio Valley down through the Gulf Coast states on Sunday. A tight southerly pressure gradient will develop between high pressure over the Atlantic Ocean and low pressure north of the Great Lakes over the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. Strong winds aloft will be associated with this approaching system, with a potential 50 to 60 kt low level jet that moves across the region Sunday afternoon and evening, and then a 100+ kt jet streak following behind Sunday night. During the day, south winds will increase to 20 to 30 mph with 35 to 45 mph gusts. A Wind Advisory may be needed.

I love this weather without bugs so far. Excellent day for a walk, run or bike.

Thinking ahead to surfing and body boarding it apears the beach replenishment off of my fav spot in North Wildwood NJ has settled over the winter months reducing the sand bar and allowing waves to pass over and then break in the near by surf zone. I am very excited to think about mid June as a starting point to go in without a wet suite. https://northwildwood.com/north-wildwood-surf-cams/ This morning looks pretty there. here are the obs 6/5mm wetsuit 44 °F 49ºF Waist to head 3-5FT POOR TO FAIR 2.8FT8s SE125º 0.8FT2s NNE21º Cross-shore wind 13ktsNNE 27kts gust

Interesting that a UV index of 3 to 4 after winter can really give you a burn in little time. Skin tone ( olive complexion ) can add time before you burn, maybe upwards of an hour. But, we are only going up now so get ready for much higher UV index in the month aheads. Tampa, Fla. already at a 10 index today. Here is a cool link https://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/stratosphere/uv_index/bulletin.txt OAA/EPA ULTRAVIOLET INDEX /UVI/ FORECAST NWS CLIMATE PREDICTION CENTER COLLEGE PARK MD 223 PM EDT TUE MAR 11 2025 VALID MAR 12 2025 AT SOLAR NOON /APPROXIMATELY NOON LOCAL STANDARD TIME OR 100 PM LOCAL DAYLIGHT TIME/ THE UV INDEX IS CATEGORIZED BY THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION AS FOLLOWS: UVI EXPOSURE LEVEL 0 1 2 LOW 3 4 5 MODERATE 6 7 HIGH 8 9 10 VERY HIGH 11 AND GREATER EXTREME FOR HEALTH RELATED ISSUES: WWW.EPA.GOV/SUNSAFETY FOR TECHNICAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE UV INDEX.... GO TO THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE UV INDEX WEB PAGE: WWW.CPC.NCEP.NOAA.GOV/PRODUCTS/STRATOSPHERE/UV_INDEX CITY STATE UVI CITY STATE UVI ALBUQUERQUE NM 5 LITTLE ROCK AR 6 ANCHORAGE AK 1 LOS ANGELES CA 5 ATLANTIC CITY NJ 4 LOUISVILLE KY 5 ATLANTA GA 7 MEMPHIS TN 6 BALTIMORE MD 4 MIAMI FL 10 BILLINGS MT 3 MILWAUKEE WI 5 BISMARCK ND 3 MINNEAPOLIS MN 4 BOISE ID 2 MOBILE AL 9 BOSTON MA 4 NEW ORLEANS LA 9 BUFFALO NY 4 NEW YORK NY 4 BURLINGTON VT 4 NORFOLK VA 6 CHARLESTON WV 5 OKLAHOMA CITY OK 4 CHARLESTON SC 7 OMAHA NE 4 CHEYENNE WY 5 PHILADELPHIA PA 3 CHICAGO IL 4 PHOENIX AZ 6 CLEVELAND OH 3 PITTSBURGH PA 4 CONCORD NH 3 PORTLAND ME 4 DALLAS TX 7 PORTLAND OR 1 DENVER CO 4 PROVIDENCE RI 4 DES MOINES IA 4 RALEIGH NC 6 DETROIT MI 4 SALT LAKE CITY UT 5 DOVER DE 4 SAN FRANCISCO CA 1 HARTFORD CT 4 SAN JUAN PR 11 HONOLULU HI 10 SEATTLE WA 1 HOUSTON TX 8 SIOUX FALLS SD 4 INDIANAPOLIS IN 4 ST. LOUIS MO 5 JACKSON MS 8 TAMPA FL 10 JACKSONVILLE FL 9 WASHINGTON DC 4 LAS VEGAS NV 5 WICHITA KS 5

That was nice of you ! Yesterday was a spectacular weather day if you love the sun and warmer temps !

Is that you in the video mappy ? By the way, that looks like an awesome site, and what a lovely view all around.

Interesting still below 60 F here. other stations much warmer. Reading PA, and Baltimore at 63 to 64 degreeF

WPC still going bullish with rainfall. Mount Holly AFD going with likely probs for rainfall ( heavy showers with thunder ) on Sunday and Sunday evening with the passage of the cold front, then much cooler and drier. Severe potential at this point seems limited, but worth monitoring as stated in the AFD.