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Inland areas in the south have a better chance of wintry weather if temperatures remain cold in New Jersey.

Attention allergy sufferers: It's time to stock up on boxes of tissues. Ragweed pollen levels in New Jersey are supposed to be nasty the next couple months.

Even though I am a huge fan of Summer, and I don't like the weather to get cooler, I can definitely appreciate the beauty of the leaves turning each year. While many people travel upstate or head west for a weekend day trip just to see the fall foliage, you will most likely still find me doing fall boating wearing a hoodie...

A newly discovered comet named "NEOWISE" will be seen by the naked eye in the evening hours starting next week. According to Accuweather: Stargazers have the opportunity to spot a rare object in the sky this month as a newly discovered comet flies through the inner solar system for the first time in 6,800 years...

Hopefully, the clouds will stay away tonight for the peak of the annual Eta Aquarids meteor shower taking place tonight through early morning tomorrow before sunrise. According to AccuWeather Astronomy Blogger Dave Samuhel: “This shower happens to be one of if not the best in the Southern Hemisphere,”  “It is a moderate shower for the Northern Hemisphere...

If Jersey Shore skies are clear Thursday night (11/21), it is possible that we might be able to view a rare meteor storm that could produce several visible meteors per minute. If it does happen, It's going to be quick. It will only last for about an hour or so between 11 p...

If the skies are clear next Monday and Tuesday night  (Oct. 21 & Oct. 22) look to the stars where the Orionid meteor shower will reach its peak. According to AccuWeather, The best time to view the shower is after midnight where the showers regularly produce an hourly rate of 20-25 meteors per hour. ...

If you look to the sky this Thursday and Friday night, there is a good chance that you will see the International Space Station moving through the night sky According to Accuweather: “You can't miss the ISS, even in urban areas, as it is as bright as Venus ...

UPDATE ** Due to weather, the launch is now rescheduled for Saturday at 4:01a** If you happen to be awake at 4:23a on Friday morning, look up in the sky and you might see a NASA rocket carrying supplies to the International Space Station being launched from Virginia...