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How long does Locals’ Summer weather last at the Jersey Shore?

Locals’ Summer. Warm days, pleasant water and sunshine that isn’t burning. We know it, we love it and it provides a nice extended boost to the shore economy. Now, with help from large-language models, we now know how long Locals’ Summer lasts, according to the weather data. A review of post-Labor Day temperatures and rainfall…
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Our Rutgers Football Weather Archive got a B1G upgrade. Here’s what’s inside.

Just in time for the new 2026 Rutgers Football Season comes a big time upgrade of our Rutgers Football Weather Archive (click here to view). It was a great project that our intern, Derek Diehl, took on this summer, along with Bryant Skurbe. We’re pretty confident this is the largest database of Rutgers football weather…
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Louisiana’s Sinking Coast Raises Hard Questions for Future Generations

Louisiana’s coastline is facing a growing threat from rising seas, sinking land and disappearing wetlands, according to a Tulane University scientist who joined the latest episode of Tidal Flooding Talk. LISTEN TO EPISODE HERE. Dr. Torbjörn Törnqvist, a geology professor at Tulane, said sea level is rising about three times faster along coastal Louisiana than…
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That Screeching Phone Alert Means the Weather Is Serious

When your phone suddenly blares an emergency alert during severe weather, there’s a reason to pay attention. Wireless Emergency Alerts, or WEAs, are emergency messages delivered to compatible cell phones in a threatened area. They are distributed through FEMA’s Integrated Public Alert and Warning System, or IPAWS, and can be issued by authorized government agencies…
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Why parts of NJ got that loud sound on their smartphones in Thursday’s flooding
If your phone suddenly sounded a loud emergency alert Thursday afternoon, you were in the path of a dangerous flash flooding threat in Monmouth County. The National Weather Service issued a Flash Flood Warning at 2:18 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 27, after thunderstorms dumped between 1.5 and 2.5 inches of rain across parts of the area.…
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Partial Lunar Eclipse to Turn Moon Red Over NJ Thursday Night

Note: The time of the partial eclipse in the video is supposed to be 10:33 p.m., not 9:33 p.m. Our apologies. New Jerseyans who stay up late Thursday night could see the Moon turn a dramatic reddish-orange — if the clouds cooperate. A deep partial lunar eclipse will take place Thursday night into early Friday…
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The Jersey Shore’s driest time of the year is right now. Enjoy it.

The Jersey Shore is entering its driest stretch of the year. At Atlantic City International Airport, the driest 30-day period runs from August 23 through September 21, with rain falling on roughly one in four days. The chance drops to just 14% on September 5. Long Branch’s driest stretch runs from August 16 through September…
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Wednesday, 8/26/2026 Jersey Shore Weather Forecast

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