Jersey Shore Weather and Surf Outlook for Wednesday
A weather and surf forecast for New Jersey’s beaches, boardwalks and bays on Wednesday, June 24, 2026, offers essential details for beachgoers and surfers, helping them plan safely.
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A weather and surf forecast for New Jersey’s beaches, boardwalks and bays on Wednesday, June 24, 2026, offers essential details for beachgoers and surfers, helping them plan safely.
A brief but intense storm on June 20, 2026, dumped roughly twice the typical June rainfall in several Montreal neighborhoods, creating rapid runoff and testing local drainage. The event was noted as unusually strong for early summer in the city.
NJ 101.5’s June 23 forecast calls for warm temperatures and moderate waves along New Jersey’s beaches, including Wildwood, offering beachgoers and surfers clear guidance for today’s activities.
Intense rain on June 20‑21, 2026 caused flooding that inundated hundreds of homes in West Montreal and the South Shore, prompting emergency response from municipal authorities.
A forecast for June 21 predicts more thunderstorms and heavy rain across Greater Montreal, threatening neighborhoods still recovering from Saturday's widespread flooding.
A weather system will bring more thunderstorms and heavy rain to Greater Montreal on June 21, affecting areas already hit by Saturday's damaging rains.
A heavy Saturday rainstorm on June 20 delivered nearly double the usual June rainfall to several Montreal neighborhoods, marking an unusually intense summer event.
Environment Canada warned on June 21 that more rain and possible repeat storms could affect Montreal and southern Quebec, as atmospheric conditions remain favorable after recent flash flooding. The region is still dealing with the aftermath of Saturday night’s flooding.
Environment Canada reported flooding in several Montérégie locations on Saturday as violent thunderstorms triggered heavy rain, prompting a yellow weather alert through the evening. The agency continues to monitor the situation amid a broader period of severe storms across southern Quebec.
Environment Canada has warned that strong winds, heavy rain and a risk of severe thunderstorms will affect Toronto overnight Wednesday into Thursday, June 17-18, 2026, as a weather system moves through the area.
Heavy rain and thunderstorms on June 17, 2026 caused power failures in Montreal, temporarily closing Montreal‑Trudeau Airport and halting a segment of the REM until electricity was restored later in the day.
A severe thunderstorm watch covering several sectors of western Quebec is active for Saturday night, June 13, 2026, prompting residents to stay alert and monitor updates.
A severe thunderstorm watch is active for multiple regions of Quebec on Wednesday afternoon and evening, warning of possible high winds, heavy rain, lightning and hail. Residents are urged to monitor updates and take precautionary steps.