Tropical Storm Erin continues it’s journey across the Tropical Atlantic Ocean Thursday morning. It’s pretty weak but is set to intensify into a MAJOR Hurricane over the weekend according to the National Hurricane Center. From there, high pressures will steer it. NJ is safe from direct impacts but indirect impacts? You bet.
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THURSDAY’S FORECAST | It’ll look like rain, it’ll feel like rain. Heck, it might even smell like rain. However, it’ll only be spotty showers, with a few embedded downpours today. Tune in to see what your generic phone app won’t tell you about our upcoming weather. Follow my work: www.cupajoe.live Jolt your brand, advertise with me: joe@cupajoe.live
WEDNESDAY’S FORECAST: It’s a muggy, swampy, humid kind of day. It’s much different than that taste of September last week. With all of the moisture in the air, rain will come, but your daytime plans will be fine. Tune in to time out the rain with me and get a sunny look at the weekend!
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TUESDAY’S FORECAST | After the coldest start to August on record inland, the heat and humidity come back this week. Sorry, hair. In other news, Tropical Storm Erin is running across the Tropical Atlantic Ocean. Tune in and I’ll explain my thoughts on what it means for NJ.
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SATURDAY’S FORECAST | Happy Full Sturgeon Moon day! Nothing crazy about this weather, though. It’s picture-perfect and feeling more like September. Just avoid being in the ocean and you’ll be fine.
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FRIDAY’S FORECAST | It’s a comfortably cool day today! High temperatures will go for 75-80F. However, that ocean is rough and rowdy. Hit the bay if you want a place to swim today. Otherwise, I think you’ll like this weekend forecast!
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Take Tuesday, hit copy and paste it right it right into Wednesday. That means more hazy sky from the wildfire smoke, more clouds but comfortable air, too. Changes are on the way later this week! Let’s talk about your 7 day forecast.
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Thanks to NJ Spotlight News for having me on to discuss this heat wave in NJ. It’s our 5th heat wave in Newark, 3rd in Trenton and 2nd in Egg Harbor Twp. It’s hot! Find me around 2:00.
It’s the annual tradition! Every weekend, from the unlocking of the beaches Memorial Day to the Labor Day that just passed us, we grade the weather at the shore.
The grading is subjective. However, after listening to you, I think it’s fair to say an ‘A’ means the weekend’s weather had:
1) A high temperature between 75 and 85 degrees.
2) No rain.
3) Anything from a partly sunny to sunny sky. We could all use a few clouds to break up the sun.
4) Low humidity.
5) A gentle breeze.
Since this is an average of all the days, a few hours of cloudy sky won’t ruin a perfect ‘A’.
At the same time, this is for the whole shore. A weekend where Brigantine sees pouring rain while Asbury Park is dry won’t mean an ‘F’ either.
Since this is summer, weekends start early. My report card includes Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Memorial Day and Labor Day are also included in those weekends, too. Fourth of July’s weekend is based on what day of the week it occurs.
Sunday or Monday – Counted in with the Friday before the date.
Tuesday or Wednesday – Counted as a standalone date
Thursday, Friday or Saturday – County in with the weekend or Sunday following.
I was an expert for NJ.com’s article about how stormy February 2025 has been in the first half of the month. Fellow Certified Digital Meteorologist Steve DiMartino was included as well. Click here for the full article!