Weather

Wednesday could bring a trio of weather extremities to the Jersey Shore!

I love having a presence on many Jersey Shore social media groups and one of my favorite groups to be a member of is the Asbury Park Public Group Page on Facebook. The creativity of many Asbury Park residents is incredible and many things are worth sharing.

A surprisingly quick snowstorm dumped as much as 30" in parts of our area on December 26, 2010.

On Sunday, December 20th, you're in for the most fabulous meteor shower 2020 has to offer. Don't forget to look up.

Not only will ignoring this rule hurt your wallet but you are putting yourself and other drivers and pedestrians around you at risk.

Love it or hate it, the snow is on its way to the Jersey Shore. After a tough pandemic year, maybe the best thing for you is to bundle up and go play in the snow. Nothing wrong with letting loose and acting a fool in the white powder. Whether it's building a snowman, having a snowball fight, or…

The pandemic may actually make the job much easier for crews.

Snow is expected this week at the Jersey Shore so it's only fitting Vic Dibitetto reminds us to get the "Bread & Milk".

After I came across this on Instagram, I immediately thought it was one of the most impressive things I've seen all year. Rob Kelly is a New Jersey surfer and he perfectly rode one of the largest New Jersey waves ever recorded on video.

Average winter-long snowfall amounts in New Jersey, according to records dating back to 1895, have ranged from as little as 4 inches to as much as nearly 63 inches.

It's hard to believe that eight years ago today, Hurricane/Superstorm made landfall over New Jersey and absolutely destroyed the Jersey Shore Coastline.
It wasn't the wind and rain that caused most of the damage; it was the massive storm surge...

Most of the northern contiguous United States should expect cooler winter temperatures because of La Nina, but that does not include the East Coast, according to NOAA.