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What to expect when you step outside. Your five-day weather forecast from Morristown Minute. A rainy morning Friday followed by overcast and humidity. Read on for your local weather forecast for Morristown, NJ from Saturday, May 14 to Wednesday, May 18.

Despite the fact that most of the storms in the southern Red River Valley have passed over MLCAPE's instability axis, satellite and radar trends continue to suggest a weakening pattern with the storms in the southern Red River Valley.

As West Coast troughing starts to impact the area, our run of temperatures considerably above average will be followed by temperatures slightly above normal this week. During the day on Tuesday, surface moisture will be able to rise back into the predicted region as a result of this troughing. As a result of the greater moisture and lower thicknesses, temperatures will remain somewhat cooler, with most locations reaching highs in the mid-90s.

Your Morristown Weather Forecast: What to expect when you step outside, Sunday, May 8 - Thursday, May 12. We've had all-day rain for what might feel like a week, but has really been two days. It'll rain all day today, Sunday, 5/7, leading to a sprinkle by around 2 PM and trailing off throughout the rest of the day.

A closed upper-level low will move eastward over Ohio on Friday night, before moving southeastward into West Virginia on Saturday morning. Throughout Friday night and Saturday, easterly flow on the north side of this storm will continue to advect mid-level moisture into the deformation axis. With convection continuing aloft, there will be a modest probability of thunderstorms, although widespread rain showers are expected.

In the early hours of this morning, you can see the core of the surface low rotating over western Colorado. A large amount of rain and snow fell in the county alert area as a result of the def zone of the low and associated jet stream.

Your Morristown, NJ weather forecast. What to expect when you step outside. A high of 57° today (4/27/2022) and mostly cloudy throughout. Read on for a complete five-day weather forecast for Morristown, NJ.

What to expect when you step outside. Your 5-day weather forecast for Morristown, NJ. It feels like the official start of spring, and maybe even summer! We've had some warm weather and a few severe thunderstorms. Here's what to expect for the next five days when you step outside in Morristown, NJ.

Have you had severe weather and thunderstorms in your area? For the fourth week in a row, continental America will face intense weather outbreaks. But this time, the storm episodes will affect cities farther north. It will stretch into the Central Plains, Upper Midwest, and Great Lakes. These places did not get affected by the previous outbreaks. (source)

5-day weather forecast for Morristown, NJ. What to expect when you step outside. We had some crazy thunderstorms in Morristown Thursday night into early Friday. However, Friday is turning into a beautiful day with clear skies and sunny as of 9 AM.

The cold season in Chicago lasts from December 2 to March 9. With an average daily high temperature below 43 degrees Fahrenheit. The weather patterns are shifting into spring-like conditions. And the NOAA's Climate Prediction Center outlook shows average temperatures and rainfall. In the Spring months, flowers bloom. This change means it is warmer outside, and rain is a possibility. Temperatures in April usually range in the 50s degrees Fahrenheit (10-15 degrees Celcius).

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What to expect when you step outside. Your Morristown, NJ weekly weather forecast from Morristown Minute. The wind felt like daggers Monday and will continue Tuesday and Wednesday with a high of 40 degrees and a "feels like" temperature of 30 degrees.

What to expect when you step outside, and weather info for the Morristown St. Patrick's Day Parade this Saturday, 3/19 at noon. Warm weather is incoming for Morristown, NJ! A high chance for rain Thursday and Saturday - here's hoping the rain holds off for the Morristown St. Patrick's Day Parade on March 19, at noon!

Thankfully, the hectic morning in central Georgia has come to an end this afternoon. The tornado watch was lifted at 1 p.m. due to improved convective coverage to the south, which is preventing moisture return and surface instability throughout central Georgia.

Because of the northerly winds that have picked up this morning, the morning fog that arose early this morning has dissipated fast this morning. It is predicted to be mostly clear skies for the remainder of the day today.

A cold front that swept over the forecast region last night has come to a halt just southeast of the maritime section of the forecast area, the National Weather Service reports.

High pressure rises in for today and will shift offshore later in the evening. Low pressure will pass south and east of the area on Wednesday night and into Thursday morning. On Thursday, expect high pressure to increase. A weak high pressure system gives way to a strong frontal system that will move in late Friday into Saturday, with a deepening wave of low pressure spreading over the country the following day.

As a cold front over the Tennessee Valley advances southeast into the Southeastern United States, high pressure over the Western Atlantic seas will move farther east into the Atlantic waters.