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2025’s Ocean was so Warm in NJ, It Almost Broke a Record

The summer tide came rolling in this year much warmer than 2024. In fact, the water we enjoyed was tropical enough to be one of the warmest on record at the Jersey Shore. From June to September, peak beach season, the ocean water temperature from the gauge at Atlantic City’s Steel Pier averaged 71.4 degrees.…
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The Fujiwhara Effect: When 2 tropical cyclones collide

This article initially appeared in Shore Local News on 10/2/2025. The article was update to include more current information from Imelda and Humberto on 10/2/2025 Last week, I mentioned on my digital and social weather channels that Hurricanes Humberto and Imelda could undergo a rare interaction called the Fujiwhara Effect. Humberto and Imelda partially made…
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Despite the quiet, there’s still plenty of 2025’s hurricane season to go

This article initially appeared in Shore Local Magazine on 9/25Thankfully, hurricane season has remained quiet. No major storms have made landfall in the United States, or really anywhere. By the numbers, this is a quieter-than-average year so far. However, don’t be lulled into complacency. By late September, the Atlantic Hurricane Season typically reaches its 10th…

















