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Win tickets and parking to Rutgers Football in 2026!
Parking at St. George (www.rutgersparking.com) and Meteorologist Joe Martucci of Cup A Joe Weather (www.cupajoe.live) teamed up for another year of Rutgers Football ticket and parking giveaways! Win 2 tickets and a parking pass at St. George for FIVE Rutgers football games this season: 9/3 vs. UMASS:… Read more: Win tickets and parking to Rutgers Football in 2026!
Early weather forecast on Nov. 12-14 NJ storm
A storm is likely to imapct New Jersey from Thursday afternoon, Nov. 12, through Saturday morning, Nov. 14, bringing rain, wind and a tidal flooding threat. However, any snow will be sNOw big deal. Your biggest concern will depend on where the storm travels. At this point,… Read more: Early weather forecast on Nov. 12-14 NJ storm
Over 3″ of rain flooding parts of the Shore Friday. That’s not normal for November.
Friday morning (Nov. 7) felt more like June than November as thunderstorms soaked the Jersey Shore, flooding roads and disrupting the morning commute. The heaviest rain focused on southern Monmouth and northern Ocean counties on Nov. 6. Spring Lake Heights recorded 4.15 inches by early afternoon, according… Read more: Over 3″ of rain flooding parts of the Shore Friday. That’s not normal for November.