HeyJaredDan Skeldon
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Winds diminish but clouds and raindrops linger one more day before warmth and sunshine return (opens the original)
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TONIGHT:Â Cloudy and breezy with occasional rain and drizzle, tapering off late. Low: 57 MONDAY: Cloudy with scattered showers in the morning; drying out in the afternoon. High: 68 It's day two of our weekend nor'easter, and it was pretty much a rinse and repeat of day one. We had some steadier rain, some drier or drizzly lulls, some gusty but non-damaging winds, and plenty of gray and gloom to go around. Our nor'easter made "landfall" (remember it wasn't tropical...just an ordinary coastal stor
Occasional windswept rain to continue through Sunday as our Nor'easter crawls off the Jersey shore (opens the original)
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For most of us, our weekend nor'easter is a nuisance, or a "plan-ruiner" for those hoping to enjoy the first weekend of fall outdoors. Waves of rain lead to some windswept downpours from time to time, mixed with some drier and drizzly lulls at other times. But along the shore, near hurricane-force wind gusts, heavier rain, moderate to major tidal flooding, and major and prolonged beach erosion is packing a much more impactful punch. Yes, the beaches bear the brunt. The shore gets the core. The c
Here's the latest on our weekend Nor'easter: a beach-battering storm that will wash out many weekend plans here at home (opens the original)
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It won't be tropical. So it won't have a "name." But our impending and still-developing weekend Nor'easter will pack a punch over the next few days. That's especially true along the coast, as the coast will get the most, the most flooding, the most wind, the most beach erosion, and the most rain. While the core will be at the shore, we will certainly be impacted as well here in eastern Pennsylvania and northwestern New Jersey. The heaviest rain and highest flooding prospects will stay to our eas
Here's what we know (and don't know) about this weekend's nor'easter (opens the original)
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It's the first week of fall, and already, we're tracking the development of the first nor'easter of the season. It's a complex setup, as the storm will move up the coast but fairly far off the coast, before turning left and backing in towards the shore over the weekend. It will also pass over the warm Gulf Stream waters of the western Atlantic, and while it should be a nor'easter, it could try to take on a few tropical characteristics as well. At this time, though, it's not expected to become tr
All eyes on weekend nor'easter...which is increasingly likely to give us some rain....but the beaches bear the brunt (opens the original)
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TONIGHT: Partly cloudy; brisk and cool. Low: 48 FRIDAY: A mix of clouds and sunshine; continued breezy. High: 71 FRIDAY NIGHT: Becoming mostly cloudy; breezy with a shower possible late. Low: 52 The cool, brisk, and bright start to fall continued on Thursday, with rinse and repeat weather similar to what we saw Wednesday. We'll do it again Friday, with a brisk northeast breeze back for another day, and at least a mix of clouds and sunshine to round out the week. Highs will inch up a bit compare
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