-
NJ Nor’easter brings top 10 highest tide, record rain, erosion

This article initially appeared in Shore Local magazine on Oct. 16 It ripped, roared and, most consequentially, flooded. The first nor’easter of the 2025-2026 cool-weather season may very well turn out to be the most powerful one. Here are the most impressive storm stats to me for the Jersey Shore and beyond. – The Sunday…
-
Meteorologist Joe Martucci recaps October Nor’easter on NJ Spotlight News

The nor’easter that struck the state this weekend, blasting the shore region with gale force winds through Tuesday, caused flooding all along the New Jersey coast. Thanks to NJ Spotlight News’ Joanna Gagis for interviewing us to keep people informed all throughout the state on what happened at the coast.
-
2025’s Ocean was so Warm in NJ, It Almost Broke a Record

The summer tide came rolling in this year much warmer than 2024. In fact, the water we enjoyed was tropical enough to be one of the warmest on record at the Jersey Shore. From June to September, peak beach season, the ocean water temperature from the gauge at Atlantic City’s Steel Pier averaged 71.4 degrees.…

















