Our Southern New Jersey forecast region covers the cities/towns of Long Branch, Toms River, Trenton, Cherry Hill, Barnegat, Camden, Vineland, Millville, Atlantic City, and Cape May
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As we move into and through the holiday weekend, high pressure will be the main feature of our weather and will provide us with very tranquil in comfortable conditions with no weather related issues of any kind. That will continue into the first part of the shortened work week. Then as we head into Wednesday night and Thursday, the next front will be approaching with the chance for showers. I can’t completely rule out a thunderstorm, but current information is not supportive.
The next public forecast will be Tuesday September 7th as EPAWA staff takes time for family and friends on the holiday. MPM services will be as normal.
 Forecaster: Rinaldi 5 September 0020Z
| Average high | Average low | Record high temp (year) | Record low temp (year) |
| 81°F | 61°F | 92°F (2010) | 50°F (2001) |
*Climatology information is based off of Mount Holly, New Jersey NWS office








