September brought warm beach days, then a nor’easter that wouldn’t quit. I join Dr. John Krasting, New Jersey State Climatologist, to break down the Jersey Shore’s repeated flooding, powerful winds and drought relief. Plus, we explore what a strong El Niño could mean for winter—and why snow is no sure thing.

New Jersey just went through one of its muggiest stretches in years. Meteorologist Joe Martucci and State Climatologist Dr. John Krasting explain why August felt so humid.

Around August 7, coastal South Jersey saw dew points near 75 degrees around the clock—levels of lasting humidity the state has not experienced in 10 to 15 years.

Did you feel the heat wave in May? 🌞 Here's what happened during those sizzling days! From record-breaking temperatures to the surprising sea breezes, this month was a wild ride for New Jersey’s weather. We hit highs of 100°F in some areas, making it one of the hottest Mays on record. Surprisingly, it wasn’t as humid, which made the heat more bearable. But those unexpected sea breezes? They were Mother Nature’s way of balancing the scorching heat. On the 20th, temperatures dropped dramatically as the cool ocean air swept in, proving how dynamic our local weather can be. As we head into summer, let’s keep an eye on these patterns. How will they shape our beach days ahead? Stay updated on the latest weather trends – link in bio for the full weather roundup!