It's that time of year again for the annual Night in Venice and we will be crossing our fingers hoping the weather will cooperate the parade and fireworks. The good news is that temperatures on Saturday will not be as hot, but high humidity remains. The bad news is that we run the risk of the potential of severe t'storms Saturday night.
NOAA: Risk for severe storms are possible for Saturday.
It will be a great beach day, however, as we are looking dry with light southeast winds. Temperatures will be topping off in the mid 80s. UV Index will be very high again, so use the sunblock. Surf will be around 3 feet with water temperatures in the mid to upper 70s.
A disturbance will be sliding into our region later in the day which will bring the chance of scattered showers and t'storms. T'storms could produce very heavy rain, frequent lightning and strong wind gusts.
Computer models show scattered showers/t'storms across parts of New Jersey after 7pm. (Courtesy:tropicaltidbits.com)
For Sunday, we continue the risk of scattered showers and t'storms as a frontal boundary hangs across the Northeastern U.S. Any clouds and showers during the morning or early afternoon could keep temperatures down a bit. Highs should reach the low 80s.
Computer models show a batch of showers/t'storm possible during the morning/early afternoon on Sunday. (Courtesy:tropicaltidbits.com)
