With one week to go before the unofficial, official start to the summer tourist season, Mother Nature appears to ready to make amends for last year’s natural disasters with a Memorial Day South Jersey tourist officials would dream about. She plans a three-day festival of sun for Saturday through Monday, May 25-27.

Just in time.

South Jersey morning temperatures dipped to the freezing mark on Tuesday, May 14, a day when most thoughts are fixed on summer barbeques, trips to the beach and days on the golf course.

Keep the jacket handy today, Monday, May 13 because South Jersey temperatures are going to have a tough battle to reach the 60s this afternoon after falling into the upper-30s this morning.

At 6 a.m., the temperature in Egg HarborTownship had dropped to 37 degrees, according to information provided by the Weather Channel. Other 6 a.m. low temperature readings included EggHarborCity at 34 degrees and Mays Landing at 34 degrees. Other low readings included Pleasantville and Atlantic City at 44 degrees thanks to the nearby Atlantic Ocean.

Don’t be disappointed if you were hoping for a bright and sunny Mother’s Day across South Jersey on Sunday, May 12.

Morning showers are expected to move out to sea this morning, leaving behind a bright and sunny day with temperatures climbing into the mid-60s, according to the National Weather Services Mount Holly Prediction Center.

South Jersey residents make sure to keep the sweaters, gloves and scarves out for a few more days at least as March-like temperatures are poised to make a two-day comeback early next week. It’s all because Mother Nature has planned to show her might once again beginning this evening.

It’s getting hot, hot, hot

The crazy weather on Wednesday, May 8 could turn out to be getting even crazier for the evening commute for South Jersey residents.

The National Weather Service’s Mount Holly Forecast Center has issued a weather advisory for periods of heavy rain and thunderstorms during the overnight hours of Tuesday, May 7 to Wednesday, May 8 across South Jersey.

Unless you live near the extreme western portion of Atlantic County, the temperatures aren't going to break out of the low- to mid-50s in South Jersey on Monday, May 6. Thanks to an breeze off the ocean, most 2 p.m. temperatures across South Jersey are similar to those we usually enjoy in mid-March and not in early May.

After a chilly weekend, most people are wondering when summer-like temperatures will finally reach South Jersey.

After five days in May and there’s one thing certain for South Jersey and most of the Middle Atlantic States and Northeast: The temperatures are way to cold for this time of year. When will it end? Well, let’s take a look:

Ready for a prolonged period of sunny days? Here we go.

After a damp and dreary start to the day on Tuesday, April 30, skies will clear later this afternoon and set the stage for what could turn out to be 7-10 days of sunny weather, according to the National Weather Service’s long range forecast model. Here’s the forecast for the rest of today and the rest of the week: