Updated
Here’s the radar from sunset last night through 7:30am this morning. As you can see, there was some migration going on overhead as the front from the south backed up over our area and ultimately shut things down. These birds had to go somewhere! Below is my original post from last night, I think the main points still stand- birding in the Garden State this morning will be good, possibly great, definitely wet.
Original Post from Midnight last night
Tonight’s conditions are currently mimicking last night’s. There’s a frontal band (with lots of precipitation) stalled across the Delmarva, including Cape May, reaching westward across Pennsylvania and up into the Great Lakes. North of it, though, is some impressive migration! The front is moving North overnight, suggesting that birds will be forced down out of the sky across the state as the morning unfolds. High concentrations may be located in more central and northern areas compared to this morning. Garret Mtn. and Sandy Hook would be my bets, but it wouldn’t hurt to check Paul Lehman’s driveway as well.
