Nor'easter

More tracks may be exposed as another storm hits us this week.

It's the biggest winter storm forecasted since the January 4 blizzard that piled at least a foot of snow across the Jersey Shore.

So today's storm was definitely underwhelming in terms of snowfall amounts in Ocean County. We had to deal with rain, wind, flooding, and beach erosion throughout the day. A lot of digging out will be happening tonight and tomorrow in North and West Jersey while officials evaluate how our beaches held up from today's storm Check out these videos:

The Jersey Shore suffered a massive storm in March of 1962, check out this incredible home-movie footage.

It's been over 4 years since Joey Harrison's Surf Club in Ortley Beach has been open for business because of it being destroyed by Hurricane Sandy, and it's been about a year and a half since the club was officially demolished and the site was cleared, never to be seen again. Until today...

I took a trip to the boardwalk this afternoon to check out the heavy surf and rain from the Nor'easter smacking around the Jersey Shore today. Most people are thankful that the temperatures aren't 10-15 degrees colder or we would be dealing with a snowy nightmare (sorry snow plow operators) We are just going to have to deal with rain, strong wind gusts, and as you will see in the video, heavy surf

The annual Seaside Heights Easter Egg Hunt that was supposed to take place this Sunday, has been postponed due to the coastal storm coming our way this weekend. Officials have rescheduled the event for next Saturday 3/26 at 1p Click here for more info...

Let me start by saying that this post has NOTHING to do with MY political views and whether or not I like Governor Christie. I'm just reporting the news here. Basically....Don't shoot the messenger!! So with that being said.......And with the impending snow storm heading our way this weekend, Governor Christie Christie will not be in New Jersey, and  is going to stay on the campaign trail as he ru

It's going to be a rainy, windy day today with the concern for flooding at the Jersey Shore as this Nor'easter passes through our area.

A powerful coastal storm, also known as a nor'easter, is taking shape along the Atlantic coast. This storm will have prolonged impacts on New Jersey, beginning Monday evening and lasting through Wednesday.

A Nor’easter is expected to bring several days of rain and rough surf to the southern part of the state.

Ahead of tomorrow's storm, Brick Township police are advising people living on the township's barrier island territory and flood-prone coastal mainland spots to move inland.