Weather

Windy, rainy conditions appear certain for Cape May County from the storm formerly known as Hurricane Michael.  Two to three inches of rain are in the forecast, with the heaviest rain later today.  A Wind Advisory has been posted for the overnight hours Thursday night into Friday.  A Flash Flood …

A Flash Flood Watch has been posted for Thursday afternoon into Thursday evening as remnants of Hurricane Michael move away from the coast, and could brush New Jersey.  Three inches of rain are possible on Thursday evening although most models show much less for our region.  Continue to follow the …

Keep an ear on the Accu Weather forecast this week for any effects from what will become Hurricane Michael.  Michael could be a Category 2 hurricane when it visits near the Florida panhandle on Wednesday, and the quick moving storm may bring some wind and rain to our region on …

There is a good chance that South Jersey will see some severe thunderstorm activity tonight.  Accu Weather has put the chances at severe storms at greater 50% for the Jersey Shore, which means heavy downpours in thunderstorms are possible tonight.  This morning, those storms were located in eastern Tennessee.

Rain from the former Hurricane Florence will impact the Garden State over the next 48 hours.  Accu Weather predicts about an inch of rain will fall in some parts of New Jersey as remnants of Florence fizzle out over the Mid Atlantic states.

A Coastal Flood Warning remains posted Monday morning by the National Weather Service.  High tide will occur around 9:00am today and moderate coastal flooding is expected in shore resorts.  There’s a chance more flooding may be in the forecast for Monday night or Tuesday.  Emergency management officials in our County …

The National Weather Service has issued a Coastal Flood Warning for Cape May and Atlantic County’s barrier island communities until 2pm Monday afternoon.  High tide will generally occur between 7:00am and 9:00am Monday morning and travel could be difficult as minor to moderate coastal flooding is anticipated.  There could very …

The National Weather Service has issued a Coastal Flood Watch for the Jersey Shore for the Saturday evening hours.  A low pressure front and the distant Hurricane Florence may cause some coastal flooding and rip currents at the shore throughout the weekend.  Tonight’s high tide is at 7:45pm where some …

Yes, a water spout did form off the beaches of New Jersey Monday morning.  A water spout was photographed off the beaches of Long Beach Island this morning.  The spout was visible from the beaches, and stayed offshore, causing no property damage or injuries.

Severe thunderstorms are possible at the Jersey Cape Friday until about midnight.  Some popup thunderstorms have been severe in nature and while soaking some neighborhoods, have left others dry.