FRIDAY’S FORECAST: It’s here! Our first widespread snow for the Jersey Shore will be Sunday. It all begins around midnight. I have your first call snow forecast, when it’ll start/stop and your full weekend forecast. Never worry about missing severe weather warnings again.
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THURSDAY’S FORECAST: The whipping winds will send us back to the arctic chill. That arctic chill when then likely set up our first widespread Jersey Shore snow! Shovelable snow? Probably. Plowable? Tune in.
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WEDNESDAY’S NJ WEATHER: After a frigid Tuesday, we’re officially in the top 10 for the coldest starts to December on record. Today will be the “warmest” day of the next 7 but it ain’t mild, either. Arctic air will surge back in and widespread light snow may finally get to the coast.
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TUESDAY’S FORECAST | December’s weather has been cold and today’s the same! It’s our 2nd December in a row where the shore starts off in the freezer. If you’re sick of the cold already, I have one “warm” weather thought for you in the forecast. However, snow could be here Sunday. Follow my work: www.cupajoe.live Jolt your brand, advertise with me: joe@cupajoe.live
Ventnor City hired Cup A Joe Weather and Drone and Flow Mix Media for their Twilight Holiday parade, presented by AutoLenders again! This year, our professional audio and video set up allowed people on Ventnor Avenue as well as on the internet enjoy the show.
Deana Ruiz and Joe Martucci were the emcees of the event. Speakers on the balcony of Nucky’s Speakeasy in Ventnor allowed the broadcast to go out to the street. Meanwhile, those online captured the same sights and sounds.
We can bring the same professional, no stress set up to your parade or event. Reach out to joe@cupajoe.live for more!
FIRST SNOW IS HERE | We’re getting reports of snow flakes flying near Cape May. Now, we’ll track that light snow up the coast as we go into Friday morning. What your generic weather app won’t tell you? Icy roads that are possible early Saturday.
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THURSDAY’S FORECAST | Our 1st snow of the season is on pace to fall over parts of the Jersey Shore on Friday. I have one big change in the forecast compared to yesterday you’ll want to tune in for. Also, happy Full Cold Supermoon day!
WEDNESDAY’S FORECAST: Get ready for a polar plunge. Temperatures will feel more like the dead of winter than the first days of the new season. I’m also tracking the Jersey Shore’s first SNOW of the season. After NW NJ had the snow fun, it looks like it’s our turn later this week.
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Joe Martucci and NJ State Climatologist Dr. Dave Robinson recap November 2025: near-average temperatures, very dry conditions (only ~2″ of rain), the end of a U.S.-landfall-free hurricane season, scattered early flurries, a disturbed polar vortex, and growing drought concerns heading into winter.
Recap the month of weather that was. It’s all Jersey, with two of Jersey’s best weather guys. New Jersey State Climatologist Dr. Dave Robinson as well as Meteorologist Joe Martucci, owner of Cup A Joe Weather and Drone take you through the temperatures, rain, snow, coastal flooding and much more. New episodes come out around the beginning of every month.
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TOPICS: Hurricane Season Ends – 2:55 The Polar Vortex – 9:35 November’s Temperatures – 19:45 It’s Getting Dry Again… – 20:15 Growing Season Ends – 27:12