Harry Holmes

The weather could be better but it looks like we should have a dry or at least a mainly dry Spring Block Party this year. A large low pressure system will take its time moving out of the Northeastern U.S. this weekend. Hold onto those crafts in the tents! As the low slowly spins through New York state on Saturday, winds will be quite busy out of the south gusting to 20-25mph...

After a stretch of nice weather, things are going downhill as we finish out the week. A storm system approaching Friday will washout any outdoor plans. The good news is the heaviest rain will be over before the weekend starts, the bad news is the weekend and into next week will remain cool and unsettled. Sunshine will give way to clouds on Thursday ahead of the next storm system. A steady onshore flow will keep temperatures in the upper 50s. Any rain will hold off until Thursday night after midnight...

A tale of two seasons this weekend. Summer-like to start the weekend then back to a cool onshore flow to finish the weekend. While showers are in the forecast, we will be mainly dry this weekend. Saturday will be the warmest day and more humid as winds will shift southwesterly allow temperatures to climb well into the 80s inland and near 80 at the beaches. If you are going to the beach, you still want to remain on the sand. Ocean temperatures are still quite cool in the mid 50s...

It has been a dismal, dreary week but that has come to an end. Brighter and milder temperatures will return as we finish out the week. After morning fog on Thursday, some sun will return and temperatures will be on the rise. Unfortunately, a southerly wind will keep temperatures on the island cooler than the mainland. Highs will climb into the 70s inland with 60s along the coast...

Another gloomy day for your Tuesday with a lot more rain and coastal flooding expected. A slow moving storm system off the Carolinas will continue to move slowly up the coast. Rain will become heavy at times during the late morning into the afternoon. A rumble of thunder is possible as well. The heaviest rain should fall between 11AM-3PM...

A miserable start to the week as a slow moving storm system off the Carolinas meanders up the coast. Get ready for a good deal of clouds, occasional soaking rain, chilly breezy off the ocean and tidal flooding. Unfortunately this storm is expected to linger through Wednesday morning. While some light rain or drizzle Monday morning, the steadiest rain should hold off until the afternoon. Temperatures will remain in the 50s...

A mainly cloudy and cool weekend is on tap for South Jersey. Occasional rain for your Saturday as a frontal system remains stalled to our south. However, the weekend will not be a washout...

The frontal system will get hung up over our area on Thursday and warmer and more humid air flows in. There is the threat of a shower or t'storm. Temperatures will reach the 60s along the coast with 70s inland...

This weekend marks the beginning of a long stretch of mainly dry weather as a large high pressure system will dominate the East Coast. As a result, warmer temperatures will settle in by early next week. Sunshine returns for the weekend, however it will be breezy on Saturday with highs in the mid 50s. Brisk northwest winds around 20 mph with gusts to 30mph will make it feel cooler...

It seems we can get out of this stretch of frequent unsettled weather. Another two storm systems are expected to bring more rain this week. The first low pressure system is expected to arrive Monday night into Tuesday morning. Sunshine will give way to clouds during the day on Monday. A southerly wind will keep temperatures in the upper 50s with low 60s inland...