Weather with Nor’easter Nick
By Nick Pittman
We are FINALLY crawling out of the stubborn pattern we’ve been stuck in. That’s fantastic news. We can attribute the constant mugginess and storm chances to a boundary that was stalled out over the region since Sunday. When you’ve got high pressure to the southeast it prevents fronts from making through quickly. Think of a stationary boundary as an atmospheric roadway or train track that allows ripples of low pressure to ride along it bringing daily storms.
Dew points have been oppressively high. 60° and below is comfy. 65° is sticky. 70°+? Forget it. Louisiana swampy air at that point. That’s where we’ve been and as a result heavy downpours were able to be fueled. As of right now we’ve got a high pressure system building in from the northwest which will boot out the boundary. Improving conditions for Friday and then we are looking at a really nice weekend! To stay ahead of what’s going on be sure to visit my website! NorEasterNick.com have a great weekend!
“Nor’Easter” Nick Pittman
Chief Forecaster
South Jersey News TV (SJNtv)
609.579.4263
