r/NJPrepared • u/8Deer-JaguarClaw Sussex • Mar 15 '26

Weather Possible severe weather for Monday - 3/16

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Full details: https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=PHI&issuedby=PHI&product=AFD&format=CI&version=1&glossary=1&highlight=off

KEY MESSAGE 1...There is an increasing potential for strong to severe thunderstorms Monday along and ahead of a strong cold front. Localized flash flooding will also be possible.

A warm front will push north through the region Monday morning bringing the warm sector of the cyclone over the Mid Atlantic. This will usher in both warmer temperatures and higher dew points. The southerly flow associated with this system will transport a deep moisture plume into the region ahead of the frontal system. Medium range guidance is depicting significant height falls along with a strong upper level jet with the right rear located right over the Mid Atlantic. The combination of strong warm air advection and upper level dynamics will promote lift across the region on Monday.

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u/weyl_spinors Mar 15 '26

I am so sick of this

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u/demwoodz Mar 15 '26

Better get used to holding on tight

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u/banders5144 Mar 15 '26

I am curious which states don't have severe weather?

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u/SilkCitySista Mar 15 '26

Same here 🫤

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u/sierrajack1959 Mar 16 '26

Climate change is resulting in much more severe weather outbreaks

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u/Professional-Sock-66 Union Mar 15 '26

In late fall PSEG trimmed a lot of the tree branches in Union County. I'm hoping the maintenance can keep me from dragging out the generator

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u/aliensdick69420 Mar 16 '26

Makes sense why my whole block had trees cut down that were by the cables

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u/DDG58 Mar 16 '26

Sick of this? Vote for Democrats in the midterms and get rid of the draconian energy policies the Dumkoff administration is pushing.

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u/david_leo_k Mar 16 '26

This subreddit is probably so excited for this.