FORECAST:
OVERNIGHT: CLOUDY.
WINDS: CALM.
TEMPERATURE: 60F TO 65F DEGREES.
PRECIPITATION AMOUNT: NONE EXPECTED.
FRIDAY: PARTLY SUNNY – RISK OF A SHOWER OR THUNDERSTORM.
WINDS: WEST @ 10 TO 15 MPH.
TEMPERATURE: 74F TO 78F DEGREES.
FRIDAY NIGHT: PARTLY TO MOSTLY CLOUDY – RISK OF A SHOWER OR THUNDERSTORM.
WINDS: WEST @ 10 TO 15 MPH.
TEMPERATURE: 60 TO 65 DEGREES.
SATURDAY: MIX OF SUN AND CLOUDS W/ SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS IN THE AFTERNOON / EVENING.
WINDS: WEST @ 10 TO 15 MPH.
TEMPERATURE: 80F TO 85F DEGREES.
SATURDAY NIGHT: CHANCE OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS.
WINDS: WEST @ 10 MPH OR LESS,
TEMPERATURE: 60F TO 65F DEGREES.
SUNDAY: CHANCE OF RAIN..
WINDS: WEST @ 10 TO 15 MPH.
TEMPERATURE: 75F TO 80F DEGREES.
EXTENDED FORECAST:
MONDAY: CHANCE OF RAIN SHOWERS.
HIGH TEMPERATURE: 74F TO 78F DEGREES – LOW TEMPERATURE: 60F TO 65F DEGREES.
TUESDAY: SUNNY & PLEASANT.
HIGH TEMPERATURE: 80F TO 85F DEGREES - LOW TEMPERATURE: 65F TO 70F DEGREES.
WEDNESDAY: SUNNY & PLEASANT.
HIGH TEMPERATURE: 80F TO 85F DEGREES – LOW TEMPERATURE: 65F TO 70F DEGREES.
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Friday, June 20, 2008
Thursday, June 5, 2008
Possible heat wave on Saturday
HWC:
OVER THE WEEKEND WE EXPECT OUR FIRST HEAT WAVE OF THE SEASON TO DEVELOP ON SATURDAY INTO SUNDAY WITH TEMPERATURES AT OR JUST ABOVE THE 90 DEGREE MARK IN MANY LOCATIONS.
THIS HEAT WAVE COULD LAST INTO EARLY NEXT WEEK.
TEMPERATURES OVERNIGHT WILL ONLY DIP INTO THE 70S OVER THE WEEKEND. HUDSON AND SOUTHEAST BERGEN COUNTY MAY PICK UP A LOCAL COASTAL SEA BREEZE WHICH WOULD BRING SOME RELIEF EACH AFTERNOON IF THE SEA BREEZE EFFECTS DEVELOP.
OVER THE WEEKEND WE EXPECT OUR FIRST HEAT WAVE OF THE SEASON TO DEVELOP ON SATURDAY INTO SUNDAY WITH TEMPERATURES AT OR JUST ABOVE THE 90 DEGREE MARK IN MANY LOCATIONS.
THIS HEAT WAVE COULD LAST INTO EARLY NEXT WEEK.
TEMPERATURES OVERNIGHT WILL ONLY DIP INTO THE 70S OVER THE WEEKEND. HUDSON AND SOUTHEAST BERGEN COUNTY MAY PICK UP A LOCAL COASTAL SEA BREEZE WHICH WOULD BRING SOME RELIEF EACH AFTERNOON IF THE SEA BREEZE EFFECTS DEVELOP.
Saturday, May 31, 2008
weather report
Harrison Weather Station -
STRONG TO SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS LIKELY ON SATURDAY
SEVERE WEATHER OR TORNADO WATCH LIKELY TO BE ISSUED LATER TODAY
GOOD MORNING FROM THE OFFICES OF THE HARRISON WEATHER CENTER, NOT OFTEN IS OUR AREA PLACED UNDER A MODERATE RISK AREA FOR SEVERE WEATHER, THE STORMS PREDICTION CENTER HAS ISSUED SUCH A RISK FOR OUR AREA TODAY / SATURDAY.
IN THE SHORT TERM, WHILE THERE STILL CAN BE A SCATTERED SHOWER OR THUNDERSTORMS ESPECIALLY NORTH AND WEST OF US THIS MORNING THE THREAT OF ANY SIGNIFICANT RAINFALL EARLY TODAY SEEMS TO BE OVER. THE WARM FRONT IS WELL TO OUR NORTH AND TEMPERATURES OVERNIGHT HAVE REMAIN NEAR 70 DEGREES AND DEW POINTS HAVE RISEN INTO THE 50S.
EXPECT A DAY FILLED WITH HAZY SUNSHINE WITH TEMPERATURES IN THE 80S, THEN BEGINNING THIS AFTERNOON STRONG TO SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS ARE EXPECTED TO RAPIDLY DEVELOP AND MOVE INTO THE REGION. AN OFFICIAL SEVERE WEATHER WATCH BOX IS LIKELY TODAY THIS WILL EITHER BE A TORNADO WATCH OR SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH DEPENDING ON HOW UNSTABLE THE ATMOSPHERE BECOMES. HEAVY RAINFALL THAT PRODUCES FLASH URBAN FLOODING IS POSSIBLE, STRONG WINDS OVER 60 MILES PER HOUR IS ALSO POSSIBLE, LARGE HAIL AND DANGEROUS CLOUD TO GROUND LIGHTNING IS ALSO POSSIBLE.
THE ATMOSPHERE TODAY DOES CONTAIN WIND SHEAR IN THE UPPER LEVELS WHEN THIS OCCURS THERE IS THE THREAT OF ISOLATED TORNADOS AND WITH THE A MODERATE RISK AREA OF THE AREA TODAY THE THREAT OF SUCH TORNADOS DOES INCREASE. THE WINDOW FOR THIS SEVERE / STORMY WEATHER TO DEVELOP WILL BE 2PM TO 10 PM OR UNTIL COLD FRONTAL PASSAGE, IN THE WAKE OF THE SEVERE WEATHER EVENT LOOK FOR A SUNNY CALMER DAY ON SUNDAY WITH PLENTY OF SUNSHINE AND TEMPERATURES IN THE 70S.
ANYONE WITH ANY OUTDOOR EVENTS TODAY PLEASE DO NOT FOOL AROUND WITH THIS SERIOUS WEATHER SITUATION A FRIENDLY HAZY SUNNY SKY AND FILL WITH STRONG TO SEVERE AND EVEN TORNADIC THUNDERSTORMS IN A HURRY, IF THREATENING WITH APPROACHES AND THE SKY TURNS BLACK AS NIGHT AND IT’S THE MIDDLE OF THE DAY SEEK SHELTER IN A STRONG BUILDING, IF THUNDER IS HEARD USE THE SAFETY RULE IF THUNDER ROARS GO INDOORS AND IF THERE IS HEAVY RAINFALL / FLOODING IF WATER COVERS A ROADWAY TURN AROUND AND DON’T DROWN.
HWC SEVERE WEATHER DESK HAS ALREADY BEEN ACTIVATED FOR THIS SEVERE WEATHER EVENT POSSIBLE LATER TODAY, THE DAILY FORECAST PACKAGE INCLUDING THE LONG RANGE OUTLOOK HAS BEEN SUSPENDED
UNTIL THE SEVERE WEATHER EVENT PASSES.
LOCAL POLICE DEPARTMENTS ARE URGED TO NOTIFY YOUR LOCAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OFFICIALS AND THEY SHOULD ALSO CLOSELY MONITOR THE WEATHER TODAY INTO TONIGHT. FURTHER STATEMENTS FROM HWC AND NOW CASTS WILL BE ISSUED AS NEEDED, HAVE A GOOD DAY AND BE CAREFUL.
STRONG TO SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS LIKELY ON SATURDAY
SEVERE WEATHER OR TORNADO WATCH LIKELY TO BE ISSUED LATER TODAY
GOOD MORNING FROM THE OFFICES OF THE HARRISON WEATHER CENTER, NOT OFTEN IS OUR AREA PLACED UNDER A MODERATE RISK AREA FOR SEVERE WEATHER, THE STORMS PREDICTION CENTER HAS ISSUED SUCH A RISK FOR OUR AREA TODAY / SATURDAY.
IN THE SHORT TERM, WHILE THERE STILL CAN BE A SCATTERED SHOWER OR THUNDERSTORMS ESPECIALLY NORTH AND WEST OF US THIS MORNING THE THREAT OF ANY SIGNIFICANT RAINFALL EARLY TODAY SEEMS TO BE OVER. THE WARM FRONT IS WELL TO OUR NORTH AND TEMPERATURES OVERNIGHT HAVE REMAIN NEAR 70 DEGREES AND DEW POINTS HAVE RISEN INTO THE 50S.
EXPECT A DAY FILLED WITH HAZY SUNSHINE WITH TEMPERATURES IN THE 80S, THEN BEGINNING THIS AFTERNOON STRONG TO SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS ARE EXPECTED TO RAPIDLY DEVELOP AND MOVE INTO THE REGION. AN OFFICIAL SEVERE WEATHER WATCH BOX IS LIKELY TODAY THIS WILL EITHER BE A TORNADO WATCH OR SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH DEPENDING ON HOW UNSTABLE THE ATMOSPHERE BECOMES. HEAVY RAINFALL THAT PRODUCES FLASH URBAN FLOODING IS POSSIBLE, STRONG WINDS OVER 60 MILES PER HOUR IS ALSO POSSIBLE, LARGE HAIL AND DANGEROUS CLOUD TO GROUND LIGHTNING IS ALSO POSSIBLE.
THE ATMOSPHERE TODAY DOES CONTAIN WIND SHEAR IN THE UPPER LEVELS WHEN THIS OCCURS THERE IS THE THREAT OF ISOLATED TORNADOS AND WITH THE A MODERATE RISK AREA OF THE AREA TODAY THE THREAT OF SUCH TORNADOS DOES INCREASE. THE WINDOW FOR THIS SEVERE / STORMY WEATHER TO DEVELOP WILL BE 2PM TO 10 PM OR UNTIL COLD FRONTAL PASSAGE, IN THE WAKE OF THE SEVERE WEATHER EVENT LOOK FOR A SUNNY CALMER DAY ON SUNDAY WITH PLENTY OF SUNSHINE AND TEMPERATURES IN THE 70S.
ANYONE WITH ANY OUTDOOR EVENTS TODAY PLEASE DO NOT FOOL AROUND WITH THIS SERIOUS WEATHER SITUATION A FRIENDLY HAZY SUNNY SKY AND FILL WITH STRONG TO SEVERE AND EVEN TORNADIC THUNDERSTORMS IN A HURRY, IF THREATENING WITH APPROACHES AND THE SKY TURNS BLACK AS NIGHT AND IT’S THE MIDDLE OF THE DAY SEEK SHELTER IN A STRONG BUILDING, IF THUNDER IS HEARD USE THE SAFETY RULE IF THUNDER ROARS GO INDOORS AND IF THERE IS HEAVY RAINFALL / FLOODING IF WATER COVERS A ROADWAY TURN AROUND AND DON’T DROWN.
HWC SEVERE WEATHER DESK HAS ALREADY BEEN ACTIVATED FOR THIS SEVERE WEATHER EVENT POSSIBLE LATER TODAY, THE DAILY FORECAST PACKAGE INCLUDING THE LONG RANGE OUTLOOK HAS BEEN SUSPENDED
UNTIL THE SEVERE WEATHER EVENT PASSES.
LOCAL POLICE DEPARTMENTS ARE URGED TO NOTIFY YOUR LOCAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OFFICIALS AND THEY SHOULD ALSO CLOSELY MONITOR THE WEATHER TODAY INTO TONIGHT. FURTHER STATEMENTS FROM HWC AND NOW CASTS WILL BE ISSUED AS NEEDED, HAVE A GOOD DAY AND BE CAREFUL.
Friday, May 30, 2008
Weekend weather report
( From the Harrison Weather Center )
STRONG TO SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS ON SATURDAY
UNDER HAZY SUNSHINE OUR TEMPERATURES WILL SOAR INTO THE 80s TODAY, PARTS OF HUDSON COUNTY MAY HAVE A LOCAL SEA BREEZE DEVELOP THIS AFTERNOON WHICH WILL HELP TO COOL DOWN TEMPERATURES.
TONIGHT A WARM FRONT WILL APPROACHES OUR AREA THIS MAY CAUSE THE DEVELOPMENT OF RAIN SHOWERS AND POSSIBLE THUNDERSTORMS, ANY THUNDERSTORMS THAT DEVELOP OVERNIGHT SHOULD STAY BELOW SEVERE LIMITS THE CONCERN ON ANY OVERNIGHT STORMS WOULD BE ISOLATED HEAVY RAINFALL WHICH MAY CAUSE URBAN FLOODING AND DANGEROUS LIGHTNING STRIKES.
WE EXPECT A BREAK BETWEEN THE SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS ON SATURDAY, THE ATMOSPHERE DURING THIS TIME WILL HAVE TIME TO HEAT UP AND BECOME UNSTABLE. THE RESULT WILL BE ANOTHER STRONGER AND MORE INTENSE LINE OR LINES OF THUNDERSTORMS TO DEVELOP.
THE STORMS PREDICTION CENTER A BRANCH OF THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAS PLACED OUR AREA UNDER A SLIGHT RISK AREA FOR SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS ON SATURDAY. THE BEST TIME FOR STORM DEVELOPMENT ON SATURDAY SEEMS TO BE FROM 3PM TO 8 PM, THE THUNDERSTORMS MAY CONTAIN STRONG WINDS, HEAVY RAINFALL, DANGEROUS LIGHTNING AND HAIL, TAKING A LOOK AT UPPER ATMOSPHERIC DATA FOR SATURDAY CONDITIONS APPEAR TO BE FAVORABLE TO PRODUCE AN ISOLATED TORNADO SO WILL CLOSELY MONITOR THE STORMS ON SATURDAY INTO SATURDAY NIGHT.
ON SUNDAY THE COLD FRONT IS EXPECTED TO SWEEP EAST OF THE TRI COUNTY AREA AND A SUNNY, BREEZY AND LESS HUMID DAY IS ANTICIPATED WITH TEMPERATURES IN THE 70s.
HWC STAFF WILL BE MONITORING THESE STORMS AROUND THE CLOCK AND ISSUE UPDATES AS NEEDED TONIGHT AND ON SATURDAY.
STRONG TO SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS ON SATURDAY
UNDER HAZY SUNSHINE OUR TEMPERATURES WILL SOAR INTO THE 80s TODAY, PARTS OF HUDSON COUNTY MAY HAVE A LOCAL SEA BREEZE DEVELOP THIS AFTERNOON WHICH WILL HELP TO COOL DOWN TEMPERATURES.
TONIGHT A WARM FRONT WILL APPROACHES OUR AREA THIS MAY CAUSE THE DEVELOPMENT OF RAIN SHOWERS AND POSSIBLE THUNDERSTORMS, ANY THUNDERSTORMS THAT DEVELOP OVERNIGHT SHOULD STAY BELOW SEVERE LIMITS THE CONCERN ON ANY OVERNIGHT STORMS WOULD BE ISOLATED HEAVY RAINFALL WHICH MAY CAUSE URBAN FLOODING AND DANGEROUS LIGHTNING STRIKES.
WE EXPECT A BREAK BETWEEN THE SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS ON SATURDAY, THE ATMOSPHERE DURING THIS TIME WILL HAVE TIME TO HEAT UP AND BECOME UNSTABLE. THE RESULT WILL BE ANOTHER STRONGER AND MORE INTENSE LINE OR LINES OF THUNDERSTORMS TO DEVELOP.
THE STORMS PREDICTION CENTER A BRANCH OF THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAS PLACED OUR AREA UNDER A SLIGHT RISK AREA FOR SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS ON SATURDAY. THE BEST TIME FOR STORM DEVELOPMENT ON SATURDAY SEEMS TO BE FROM 3PM TO 8 PM, THE THUNDERSTORMS MAY CONTAIN STRONG WINDS, HEAVY RAINFALL, DANGEROUS LIGHTNING AND HAIL, TAKING A LOOK AT UPPER ATMOSPHERIC DATA FOR SATURDAY CONDITIONS APPEAR TO BE FAVORABLE TO PRODUCE AN ISOLATED TORNADO SO WILL CLOSELY MONITOR THE STORMS ON SATURDAY INTO SATURDAY NIGHT.
ON SUNDAY THE COLD FRONT IS EXPECTED TO SWEEP EAST OF THE TRI COUNTY AREA AND A SUNNY, BREEZY AND LESS HUMID DAY IS ANTICIPATED WITH TEMPERATURES IN THE 70s.
HWC STAFF WILL BE MONITORING THESE STORMS AROUND THE CLOCK AND ISSUE UPDATES AS NEEDED TONIGHT AND ON SATURDAY.
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