NJ Fishing & Boating Weather Outlook Weekly Edition: Nov 6-10, 2017

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Another mixed week mostly cautious water conditions. Showers are possible Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. Northern areas could see snow showers, as well. Thursday and Friday will be dry. The coldest air of the season will move in with highs in the 50’s to 70’s and lows in the 20’s to 50’s. Water, surf and beach conditions will be cautious to hazardous. Water temperatures have dropped by a degree or two.
 
A cold front will move through the region tomorrow. High pressure will build into the Northeast behind the cold front as it sags southward into the Southeast. Waves of low pressure will develop along the front and move northeast off the coast of the  Carolinas through much of the week. A strong cold front will sweep across the Eastern Seaboard late this week, with the coldest air of the season so far left in its wake.

The tropics are mostly quiet right now with nothing concerning land.

Have a great week and thanks for reading!
                     
Monday Surface Analysis



Tuesday Surface Analysis



Wednesday Surface Analysis



Thursday Surface Analysis



Friday Surface



Total Precipitation Monday - Saturday



Total Precipitation Monday - Monday



Severe Weather Outlook for Monday



Sea Surface Temperatures

Surface



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NWS OPC Sea Surface Temperature 3 Day Loop

NWS OPC Gulf Stream Currents 3 Day Loop

Ocean Currents

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