SPRING 2019
Weather in Historical Perspective
Kearny, NJ
Temperature Data
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Number of Days With
Minimum 32F or Below 20
Minimum 0F or Below 0 |
Heating Degree Days Departure From Normal -7 Normal 1150
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Cooling Degree Days |
Precipitation Data 24 Hours 1.79” on May 5-6 |
Wind Data
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Snow & Ice
Departure From Normal +4.8” Normal 6.2” 24 Hours 4.0” on Mar. 4 |
Pressure Data |
SPRING 2019:
TEMPERATURE
The average temperature for March 2019 averaged 40.5°F and was 1.7°F below normal. The month tied with March 1994 as the 13th coldest such month on record (since 1977) and the 3rd consecutive such month with below normal temperatures. Only 9 days averaged above normal. There were 15 days with maximums of 50°F or higher and 5 days with maximums of 60°F or higher and one day with maximums of 70°F or higher. Temperature extremes included 78°F on the 15th and 15°F on the 7th.
April’s average temperature was averaged 55.4°F and was 4.2°F above normal. The month tied with April 1985 as the 7th warmest such month on record (since 1977). Only 8 days averaged below normal. There were 85 days with maximums of 70°F or higher and 2 days with maximums of 80°F or higher. Temperature extremes included 82°F on the 19th and 30°F on the 2nd.
The temperature for May 2019 average 62.9°F and was +0.1°F above normal. The month ranked as the 18th coolest such month on record (since 1977) and the coolest since 2016 Twelve days averaged below normal and 18 days averaged above normal. There were 7 days with maximums of 80°F or higher and 1 days with maximums of 90°F or higher. Temperature extremes included 90°F on the 26th and 40°F on the 15th.
The season averaged 52.9°F and ranked as the 21st coolest such month and the coolest since 2008. Spring 2019 was also the 3rd consecutive such season with below normal temperatures.
PRECIPITATION
Precipitation for March totaled 4.23 inches and was .098 of an inch above normal. The month ranked as the 21st driest such month on record and the driest since 2014 and was also the 2nd consecutive month with above normal precipitation. The most received in a 24-hour period was 1.02 inches. There were 9 days with measurable precipitation. Snowfall was above normal with 10.6 inches The month ranked as the 8th snowiest such month on record and the most since 2017. The most received in a 24 hour period was 4.0 inches on the 4th. The month was also the 3rd snowiest such month with above normal snowfall. Snowfall for the season totaled 21.9 inches and ranked as the 13th least snowiest such season on record since 1981-81 season. The most received in a 24-hour was 4.0 inches on March 4th. There were also similar occurrences. There were 11 clear days and 8 overcast days.
April’s precipitation totaled 3.82 inches and was .06 of an inch below normal. The month ranked as the 24th driest such month on record and the driest since 1991. The most received in a 24-hour period was .85 inches. There were 19 days with measurable precipitation. Most of the month’s rain fell from the 12th-30th.
Precipitation in May totaled 8.40 inches and was 3.96 of an inch above normal (189 percent of normal). The month ranked as the 2nd wettest such month on record and the wettest since 1978. The month was also the 3rd consecutive such month with above normal precipitation. The most received in a 24-hour period was 1.79 inches on the 5th-6th. There were 22 days with measurable precipitation. There were only 2 clear days and 12 overcast days.
The spring season precipitation totaled 16.44 inches and ranked as the 8th wettest such season on record since 1998. It was also the 3rd consecutive such season with above normal precipitation.
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