Press Meteorologist Joe Martucci's 7-Day Forecast

Wednesday will be a dry day, albeit a cloudy one as moisture close to the ground prevents too much sun from shining. That moisture will eventually turn to rain in what will be a washout of a Thursday. Rain will continue through Friday morning, possibly ending as accumulating snow.

Our largest rainfall since Dec. 16 will arrive Thursday, as the same storm system that brought severe weather to the Deep South will move in. A cold, howling wind will blow late Thursday into Friday, which should cool some of us enough for a few hours of accumulating snow Friday. 

If you want to go for a walk, or take care of a few things outside at the house, do it early Thursday. 

Our largest rainfall since Dec. 16 will arrive Thursday, as the same storm system that brought severe weather to the Deep South will move in. A cold, howling wind will blow late Thursday into Friday, which should cool some of us enough for a few hours of accumulating snow Friday. 

If you want to go for a walk, or take care of a few things outside at the house, do it early Thursday. 

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The spring equinox, when the sun's rays shine directly over the equator on its journey northward, will be Saturday morning. While we won't be basking outside in t-shirts and shorts, it will be a seasonable day with loads of sunshine that carries into the weekend. 

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Tuesday will play out similarly to Monday with a good amount of sunshine and temperatures more mild as you make your way well inland. Then, expect a mostly dry Wednesday before unsettled, but warm weather returns from late Wednesday into the end of the week.

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After a damp, dreary and mere seasonable Wednesday, Thursday and Friday will bring the warmest surge of air 2021 has seen thus far. That will culminate with a Friday that threatens to shattered record high temperatures, even if the record is low hanging fruit. 

Most of Wednesday will be dry, but a low-pressure system will make you reach for the rain gear for the latter half of Wednesday into Thursday. Behind it will be winter’s last stand, as temperatures will feel more like early February than early April going into Friday.

Thursday will be pretty equally split between wet and dry. However, the common theme will be strong, northwest wind and high temperatures in the 40s. Friday will drop the winds but get even colder, feeling more like New Years' Day than heading into the Easter Weekend holiday. 

The Friday before Easter? It'll feel more like the Friday before Christmas or Hanukkah on this day, as a bitter for April blast of cold air moves into the region. Temperatures will moderate in the holiday, as a long dry stretch awaits us.

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The potential for wildfire spread will remain high going into Tuesday with the same conditions that will make it feel nice, warm and dry air, responsible for the hazards also. This will continue for most of the week, with damp weekend ahead.

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For many of us, Wednesday will be a dry day. However, a round of showers will attempt to make it through the region without it being withered away by plentiful dry air, which will continue to bring an elevated risk of wildfire spread through Thursday.

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Thursday will pick up where Wednesday left off, with plenty of sunshine and warm air. An upper level low-pressure system will then crawl throu…

We will be saying goodbye to the sun and hello to mostly cloudy and gray skies through Monday. However, dry air will still be around during this time, leading to a weekend that might not look at the nicest but will be mostly fine four outdoor activities. 

It did not rain Tuesday at Atlantic City International Airport, so our consecutive days of rain streak will end. However, a new streak will likely start Wednesday and carry us through the end of the week.

Thursday will have rain from a weak coastal storm, but it does look like more than half of your day will now be dry. That drier forecast for Thursday turns into a brighter forecast for Friday, with a weekend will way more dry time than not to follow. 

It won't be the brightest weekend, but it will be a dry one, as high pressure hangs on to prevent rain. Going into next week, expect an unsettled pattern. A few days will bring at least the potential for a shower, but we'll also have one sunny day that tops 70. 

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