John Marshall Weather

Potential for scattered severe storms Monday between 5-10pm. Best chance for Southern and Western sections of NJ. A deep Southerly flow will develop Monday ahead of a cold front. This will cause temperatures to pop into the 60s (cooler at the coast). Showers are possible just about anytime. Some of the rainfall will be heavy. An inch of rain will be common. It’ll be windy. Thunderstorms most likely will accompany the front by evening. Some of the storms may turn severe, especially over Southern and Western sections (map displayed). Be weather aware. https://johnmarshallweather.com for your no hype, no nonsense forecast.

80º+ today away from the colder Atlantic- a June feel! It's all about location. A dramatic contrast in temperatures once again tomorrow. The map displays around a thirty five degree difference in temperatures. You can thank the cold Atlantic for the chill along the coast, meanwhile inland it will be Summer-like. https://johnmarshallweather.com for the just updated 5 day forecast.

Noon Update Sunday. The forecast remains the same for this afternoon. On and off rain and snow. If you have rain it will go over to snow from North to South through this afternoon. Brunt of storm is tonight and Monday AM. I will have a live update later today. Potential snow amounts as expected will be tweaked. https://johnmarshallweather.com to follow the developing storm on radar.