NJ Fishing & Boating Weather Outlook Weekly Edition: Mar 5-9, 2018

[Pfishingruven]

Another Winter Storm this week, but before and after it will be dry with cautious to hazardous water conditions. Monday will be dry, then another Winter Coastal Storm is possible on Tuesday Night and Wednesday, before clearing out for Thursday and Friday. Coastal Flood Advisories are still in effect for Monday and very possibly Tuesday and Wednesday. Tuesday’s and Wednesday’s Storm will not be as bad as the last storm, but NJ is targeted for rain and snow with possible accumulation. Additional coastal flooding is possible from this storm, but it will not be as strong as last week’s system. Water conditions will be poor with cautious to hazardous conditions.
 
High pressure will build toward the area from the west on Monday, sliding east of the area on Tuesday. A low pressure system will develop along the North Carolina coast Tuesday night. This low will strengthen as it moves up the Mid-Atlantic coast on Wednesday, moving quickly into New England by Wednesday night. High pressure will return for the end of the week and weekend.

Have a great week and thanks for reading!

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[BigAl13]

Thanks Matt

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[Pfishingruven]

Another low pressure system will come out of the center of the Country and transfer energy to low pressure system off the coast of the Carolinas/Virginia. This system will move north-northeast and should not be as strong as last week, but will have more precipitation in the way of rain and snow. Conditions will deteriorate Tuesday Night with the bulk of the storm coming on Wednesday. Areas South and East of the I95 Corridor will have more rain than accumulating snow. These areas will start out as rain and eventually changeover. However, a shift in track will change that. Other areas will see 2-12 inches. Coastal effects will not be bad with this system. High seas and some beach erosion. Coastal flooding will be a minimum. High seas, however will be an issue with seas to 20+ feet.

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[Down Deep Fleet]

Thanks Matt. Put the paint away and grab the effin shovel