Weather

The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Watch for the Jersey Shore through early Monday morning.  There is the potential for heavy showers and thunderstorms to develop, especially late Sunday afternoon into Sunday evening which may produce significant street flooding.  Continue to listen to the station for updates …

2018 should produce a pretty active hurricane season for the Atlantic seaboard.  The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration say we should have a normal or above normal hurricane season, with a good likelihood of 10-16 named storms this year.  Hurricane season begins next Friday.

The Flood Watch for our area has now been joined by a Coastal Flood Advisory for tonight’s high tide.  The National Weather Service continues to predict periods of heavy rain through Saturday for our region; there is the possibility for street flooding from these rain events.  In addition, there could …

The Flood Watch for Cape May County remains, and the heaviest rain may still be to come.  The National Weather Service is calling for periods of heavy rain Thursday night into Friday.  Rain will remain in the region through Saturday morning with the best weather day on Sunday.

A Flood Watch has been posted by the National Weather Service from Thursday evening through early Saturday morning.  Some heavy rainfall is possible, especially on Friday, which will cause street flooding in poor drainage areas.  Thunderstorms may also develop, worsening the problem.

It is expected to be a stormy evening at the Jersey Cape.  The National Weather Service has a Severe Thunderstorm Watch posted for our region which will very likely turn into a Warning.  Strong winds, cloud to ground lightning, and rain is expected.  The timing for the storms is around …

A Flash Flood Watch is in effect for the anticipated heavy thunderstorm activity that is expected at the Jersey Cape late this afternoon and tonight.  Accu Weather is calling for heavy rainfall in some areas in a very brief amount of time during this storm event.  Street flooding in poor …

The National Weather Service has issued a Tornado Watch for the Jersey Shore for Saturday evening, through Sunday at 1:00am.  A strong front is pushing towards our region which should spark showers and gusty thunderstorms.  Conditions may be favorable for the development of a tornado.  Remember, a warning means a …

Temperature records were smashed in New Jersey on Thursday as the mercury climbed above 90 degrees in many parts of the State.  The Atlantic City International Airport reached a high of 91 degrees Thursday afternoon; 92 degrees was reported in Elizabeth.  Temperatures fall back to the 60s to near 70 …

New Jersey is under a Red Flag Warning.  The National Weather Service issued the warning due to very low humidity and gusty winds today.  The risk of a wildfire is elevated due to these conditions; the warning is in effect until 8:00pm.