Rain this morning is the dividing line between the summer air the past few days and a BIG blast of Fall. Coastal flooding arrives Thursday and Friday. Tune in to see where will flood in Atlantic City and Manasquan. Then, we need to focus on a nor’easter for early next week.
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📹TUESDAY’S FORECAST | A few hours of soaking rain divides today’s summer weather to a big blast of Autumn! Let’s time it out for you and then explain the potential for a nor’easter (gulp) next week.
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📹 SATURDAY’S FORECAST | A beau-ti-ful stretch of Jersey Shore weather is here this weekend! Your weather app won’t show you the current Fall Foliage conditions in NJ though.
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FRIDAY’S FORECAST | It’s chilly this morning! However, this is the lowest temperatures for a while. We’ll be climbing up the thermometer, just in time for the weekend. Plus, tune in for something your weather app won’t show you: a sun dog!
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New Jersey’s September weather broke the usual patterns. It began with a brisk chill. Then it shifted back to summer warmth. It’s one of only a few times on record when the second half of September was warmer than the first half. Overall, temperatures ended up a bit above average.
Dave and Joe then noted drought warnings in northern areas. Coastal regions faced heavy rain. Eroding beach sands now threaten winter storm defenses. They also discussed Hurricane Sandy’s 13th anniversary and whether memories of the storm are fading. Stay tuned for updates on hurricane risks and stunning fall foliage.
Recap the month of weather that was. It’s all Jersey, with two of Jersey’s best weather guys. New Jersey State Climatologist Dr. Dave Robinson as well as Meteorologist Joe Martucci, owner of Cup A Joe Weather and Drone take you through the temperatures, rain, snow, coastal flooding and much more. New episodes come out around the beginning of every month.
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It’s cool, it’s crisp, it’s calm, it feels like Fall! The NJ Forest Service just released their forecast on when the fall colors will be brightest. We talk about that plus a Locals’ Summer special in the 7-day.
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📹TUESDAY FORECAST | T.S. Imelda will churn up our ocean and, eventually, bring coastal flooding and strong winds. Otherwise, though, we’re dry! Dominate your fantasy leagues and bets with weather-driven data.
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FRIDAY’S FORECAST | Good morning! The muggy meter is still high but it won’t be as swampy as Thursday. Look for a mostly dry weekend ahead, with one time for rain. Then, I’m still figuring out how the “Fujiwhara effect” of Hurricane Humberto and soon to be Imelda will impact NJ.
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THURSDAY NIGHT UPDATE: Tropical Storm Humberto and soon to be Imelda may do a rare dance around each other. Known as the Fujiwara effect, they’re uncommon in the Atlantic Ocean and bring a lower than usual forecast for next week. Direct impacts are not expected for NJ, but that still means it could be messy next week.
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