Strong gusts, heavy downpours on Sunday evening to Monday in New Jersey

Sunday: When we arrive late in the evening on Sunday, storms become storms. The worst of these movements between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. begins overnight and amplifiers when we come to our Sunday. Gusts in the range of 20 to 40 miles per hour are likely. We were also able to see low floods – especially areas with poor drainage or blocked drains. Always avoid driving through floods.

Monday: St. Patrick's Day unfortunately has a damp start and the showers hang all day long. Most of the day will continue to see gray and desolate conditions and withdrawal. The rain moves until later in the evening and we will see better conditions for the end from Monday to Wednesday.

First day of spring: Thursday is the first spring day and has a chance of a spring -like precipitation, but we will enjoy the above -average temperatures that we experience, and enjoy a few drier days until then.

The temperatures are well beyond average this week, which mainly sees the middle to higher 50s and lower 60s. The end of the week could see a fall in temperature, back to the 1940s.

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