Weather · Ewing Township
Ewing Township weather on April 20, 2015
Data summary
Weather Underground observations from Trenton–Mercer Airport document the storm’s overnight and daytime progression.
Conditions recorded
Clouds thickened after midnight as easterly winds rose from 12 to 21 mph. Light rain began by 2:53 a.m.; the table labels rain heavy from 5:53 through 8:53 a.m. Temperatures during that wet period rose from 50°F to the mid-50s, humidity reached 94 percent, and pressure fell through about 29.50 inches. Individual precipitation fields rise as high as 0.7 inch at 8:40, 8:51, and 8:53 a.m.; because these may represent interval or running-station values, they should not be summed without the original dataset definition.
Rain weakened during the late morning, with intermittent fog at 10:35, 11:26, and 12:05. By early afternoon the temperature climbed through the 60s, winds became light and variable or westerly, and the record moved from cloudy to partly cloudy and fair. Clouds returned later, temperatures declined to 58°F by 10:53 p.m., winds shifted back through northeast and east to southeast, and humidity remained about 84–93 percent. No additional measurable precipitation is shown after the morning apart from isolated 0.1-inch fields.
Source
Weather Underground historical observations for Trenton–Mercer Airport, Ewing Township, April 20, 2015. The table contains observations at irregular intervals from 11:53 p.m. through 10:53 p.m.