Extreme Heat Wave Takes Over South Jersey
Bring on the summer! I hope you had the chance to get outside during your lunch hour. At 2 PM it was 83 degrees in Hammonton, Egg Harbor Township and Absecon.
Bring on the summer! I hope you had the chance to get outside during your lunch hour. At 2 PM it was 83 degrees in Hammonton, Egg Harbor Township and Absecon.
Can you believe we're still dealing with another snow storm? I know we've been pretty lucky accumulation wise this winter. Now that spring is here, it would be nice if we could finally be done with the white stuff.
Spring is officially here, arriving at 7:03 this morning. Unfortunately, it still feels like winter outside and we may be waiting awhile for warm spring like weather.
Don't put away the snow shovels just yet. According to some national forecasts there may still be a chance for the white stuff early next week.
Lite Rock Morning Show host Eddie Davis snapped this photo moments ago in Longport, where he says it appears power is out across the town.
Eddie says power is also out in much of Margate. We imagine it's also out throughout most of coastal Cape May and Atlantic County
Several utility poles have broken along Stone Harbor Boulevard due to the gusty winds resulting in wires and poles down across the road.
A mix of rain and snow should be accompanied by a moderate dose of coastal flooding Wednesday into Thursday, as shore towns continue to rebuild their beaches after Superstorm Sandy.
We're keeping our eye on a storm that could bring moderate to major coastal flooding to the New Jersey coast midweek. The National Weather Service in Mount Hollly
I still can't get use to the new policy of naming winter storms. The latest storm called 'Nemo' could become a potential, historic and crippling blizzard for New England. Here in South Jersey
According to the National Weather Service a coastal storm will develop late in the day on Tuesday along the south east coast. The good news is that the storm may move a bit further offshore than expected.
Stay with Lite Rock 96.9 on the air and online for the latest on the recovery from Hurricane Sandy, as well as efforts to restore the shore in her wake.
When I see picture after picture of the devastation of Hurricane Sandy, I get the chills. I feel like I’ve been through this before many, many years ago. And actually I have. I was a kid at the time, and it was Hurricane Agnes that caused the devastation.