My weather station is located about 12 miles (19 km) NW of New York City in Bergenfield, New Jersey at an elevation of 110ft (34 m). I have a Tempest weather station and a Vantage Pro2.

I began keeping a daily weather diary when I was 12 ( 65 years ago ) and my current site has been up since 1983.

You can visit my weather website at www.bergenfield-weather.com.

Some Informations about surrounding

Bergenfield, located in Bergen County, New Jersey, has a total area of 2.9 square miles ( 7.5 km² ) and population of 26,764 ( est. 2010 ). The borough is typical of the suburban communities found in northeastern New Jersey. Virtually all its building lots are occupied by one and two-family homes. A few light industries are scattered throughout the town. Main Street, bisecting the borough from north to south is lined with commercial establishments. Bergenfield can be described as built-up suburban. The town’s official elevation, taken at the Post Office building, is 66ft. I live about 3/4 of a mile to the west of the P.O. at an elevation of 110ft. There are no substantial variations in topography within Bergenfield. The Ramapo Mountains, a chain of the Appalachian Mountains running through northeastern New Jersey and southeastern New York, lie to the north and northwest about 25 miles from Bergenfield. Elevations here can reach 900 to 1200ft. However, the Ramapo Mountains probably have a minimal impact on our weather and climate.