Forecasters have predicted that the Easter weekend would bring the warmest temperatures of the year in New Jersey so far, with highs of up to 22C (72F).
The warm weather is likely to last through the week, with dry weather forecast for the majority of the country before the bank holiday weekend.
Due to the expected high volume of traffic on major motorways, travel advisories have already been issued, with the Brighton coastline being a favorite destination when the weather is nice.
This week's weather forecast in New Jersey calls for a mix of sun and clouds, mild temperatures, and only a minor possibility of patchy rain showers.
However, according to an expert from The Asthma Center in South Jersey and Philadelphia, this week could be especially difficult for allergy sufferers.
Spring has sprung in New Jersey
Much of the United States has seen bitterly cold weather in the second half of the year, and March has seen usual weather changes.
It's no surprise that many Americans are looking forward to getting outside and enjoying the fresh air and constant warmth.
This time of year, however, can be especially difficult for the millions of people who suffer from seasonal allergies.
The amount of pollen falling from trees and drifting through the air has begun to increase in large numbers, and this week's warm weather, with temperatures expected to reach the 60s on Tuesday, the 70s on Wednesday, and close to 80 degrees on Thursday, could intensify the pollen that's falling from trees and drifting through the air, as per NJ News.
Dr. Marc F. Goldstein, director of The Asthma Center and chief of allergy and immunology at Pennsylvania Hospital, part of the Penn Medicine health network, believes it will only grow worse as the weather becomes warmer and drier.
Pollen counts of ragweed are highest in summer and fall.
This year's ragweed, according to AccuWeather researchers, will be much worse than normal, not just in New Jersey but all over the eastern United States.
According to AccuWeather's spring allergy forecast for 2022, weed pollen will dominate the entire East Coast as a rise in moisture and warmth creates a suitable environment for weeds to thrive.
Weed pollen counts are projected to rise in the Mid-Atlantic region during the summer, according to the report.
In the late summer and early fall, weed pollen levels in the Northeast will rise to higher-than-normal levels.
Warmer weather in brighton
Friday, April 15, is predicted to start gloomy, but the forecast includes some comparatively sunny intervals and a little breeze to take the edge off the heat, as per Brighton and Hove News.
According to Met Office meteorologist Annie Shuttleworth, sun-seekers should head to the eastern parts of the country this weekend.
She claimed that if people are looking for sunshine, they will find it in the eastern states.
For the most part, temperatures will be well above average across the US over the bank holiday weekend, with the south east in particular likely to be particularly hot.
Temperatures will be warmer than average, but not hot enough to qualify as a heatwave.
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