Will we still see snow? can we put away the shovels? Residents are taking advantage of the warm weather, staying outdoors. The warm weather in mid February will not last long, say meteorologists.
New Jersey residents will enjoy another spring-like day Sunday before temperatures take a plunge on Presidents Day, forecasters say. Temperatures on
Sunday will be 15 to 20 degrees above normal and hover around record highs, according to the National Weather Service. Forecasters say temperatures will be in the 60s in most parts of the state with mostly sunny skies. There could be some clouds with a slight breeze. in the evening, temperatures will take a nose-dive. While still above normal, temperatures will be in mid-to-high 30s in most parts of the state.
There's a chance of showers on Wednesday, but temperatures will begin to climb back to the low 60s on Thursday and Friday. NJ.com
New Jersey residents will enjoy another spring-like day Sunday before temperatures take a plunge on Presidents Day, forecasters say. Temperatures on
Sunday will be 15 to 20 degrees above normal and hover around record highs, according to the National Weather Service. Forecasters say temperatures will be in the 60s in most parts of the state with mostly sunny skies. There could be some clouds with a slight breeze. in the evening, temperatures will take a nose-dive. While still above normal, temperatures will be in mid-to-high 30s in most parts of the state.
There's a chance of showers on Wednesday, but temperatures will begin to climb back to the low 60s on Thursday and Friday. NJ.com