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The Fujiwhara Effect: When 2 tropical cyclones collide

This article initially appeared in Shore Local News on 10/2/2025. The article was update to include more current information from Imelda and Humberto on 10/2/2025 Last week, I mentioned on my digital and social weather channels that Hurricanes Humberto and Imelda could undergo a rare interaction called the Fujiwhara Effect. Humberto and Imelda partially made…
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Despite the quiet, there’s still plenty of 2025’s hurricane season to go

This article initially appeared in Shore Local Magazine on 9/25Thankfully, hurricane season has remained quiet. No major storms have made landfall in the United States, or really anywhere. By the numbers, this is a quieter-than-average year so far. However, don’t be lulled into complacency. By late September, the Atlantic Hurricane Season typically reaches its 10th…
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“Average” Fall Foliage expected at the NJ Shore in 2025

This article initially appeared in Shore Local Newsmagazine on 9/18/2025. It will be an “average” year for fall foliage colors this season, the New Jersey Forest Service says. The combination of a wet, late spring; a dry August and September, and cool nights is the key to the 2025 forecast. Mike Zsoldos, assistant regional forester…
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What history can tell us about NJ’s looming 2025-26 Winter

History shows that when July is hotter than usual and August is cooler than usual, like what just happened at the Jersey Shore this year, it’s a good clue about what the coming winter might be like. Here’s why past weather patterns suggest it could be colder than average. Using information from the Office of…

















