COASTAL AREAS OF NEW YORK, LONG ISLAND, NEW JERSEY & CONNECTICUT WILL DEAL WITH ROUGH SURF, RIP CURRENTS, HIGHER THAN NORMAL TIDES & BEACH EROISION THROUGH THURSDAY FROM MAJOR HURRICANE ERIN
A weather front has passed and is heading south and today begins a week of winds from the east and northeast as high pressure builds into Southeastern Canada, Northern New England and Atlantic Canada. It appears that enough dry air will be moving southward to keep us from falling into the trap of onshore winds and lots of clouds. Instead today we will see no worse than partly sunny skies with a northeast wind. Temperatures today will be in the 70s for highs. If you are in Central and South Jersey, Southern Pennsylvania and points southward, dew points will still be running high so it will still be rather humid. However across Northern New Jersey, New York City and points north and northeast, dew points will be settling in the 50s making for a much more comfortable day. …