NJ 101.5 Issues Saturday Beach Weather and Surf Forecast
NJ 101.5 provided a Saturday weather and surf forecast for New Jersey’s beaches, boardwalks and bays, including the Wildwoods, to help residents and visitors plan their beach activities.
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NJ 101.5 provided a Saturday weather and surf forecast for New Jersey’s beaches, boardwalks and bays, including the Wildwoods, to help residents and visitors plan their beach activities.
Cape May County officials applied for state film production certification on June 27, 2026, aiming to attract on‑location shoots and boost the local economy as part of a regional tourism diversification effort.
A 20‑year‑old man and a 17‑year‑old boy were charged on June 27, 2026 for a violent assault that took place earlier in the week in North Wildwood, prompting safety concerns among nearby Wildwood residents.
A Penns Grove woman died after her SUV collided with a stopped tractor‑trailer on I‑295 in Oldmans Township on June 26, 2026. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns on the heavily traveled interstate.
Wildwood officials launched a weekly fireworks series on the boardwalk on June 26, 2026, set to run every Saturday through September 4, providing a regular summer attraction for locals and tourists.
The Wildwoods boardwalk authority announced on May 8, 2026 that its historic tram‑car fleet will be replaced with electric Volvo vehicles, aiming to preserve the iconic ride while advancing environmental sustainability.
Three people were hospitalized and two individuals, including a 17‑year‑old suspect, were arrested after a fight in North Wildwood on June 22, 2026, amid ongoing concerns about local violence.
New Jersey will distribute a one‑time summer food benefit to eligible households, reaching hundreds of thousands of children statewide in summer 2026 to ensure meals during the school break.
A 51‑year‑old driver was sentenced in June 2026 for a hit‑and‑run that killed a 75‑year‑old Vietnam veteran in Seaside Heights, after being found twice over the legal blood‑alcohol limit.
The National Weather Service and local meteorologists predict rain and high humidity on Friday, a heatwave on Saturday with upper‑70s highs, and cooler, milder weather on Sunday across the Jersey Shore.
An Avalon single‑family home sold for $5.3 million during the week of June 15‑21, 2026, topping Cape May County’s high‑price list and reflecting strong demand for luxury coastal properties.
On June 25, 2026, Ocean City Council declared the former Wonderland amusement‑park property in need of rehabilitation and approved a redevelopment plan to revitalize the vacant boardwalk site.
The North Wildwood Beach Patrol hosted a free Family Fun Day on June 26, 2026, featuring games, a sandcastle contest, and safety demos to educate families about beach safety.
Two men—a 20‑year‑old Philadelphia resident and a 17‑year‑old Wildwood teen—were arrested and charged with assault after a June 22 attack at 13th and Central Avenues in North Wildwood left three people hospitalized.
The Wildwoods boardwalk authority will add three electric Volvo shuttles to the historic tram‑car line this summer, aiming to increase capacity and cut emissions while maintaining the boardwalk’s classic atmosphere.
Wildwood’s boardwalk will host weekly Friday‑night fireworks from June 26 through September 4, 2026, offering a regular summer entertainment option for locals and tourists alike.
The NJ 101.5 weather team issued a Friday forecast covering New Jersey beaches, boardwalks and bays, including Wildwood, to help visitors plan their activities and stay safe.
Wildwood officials and state representatives unveiled a New Jersey Black Heritage Trail marker at Chicken Bone Beach on June 25, 2026, recognizing its historic significance as part of a statewide effort to highlight Black heritage sites.
Six capybara pups were born to Marigold at Cape May County Zoo on June 18, 2026, and will be viewable from the habitat’s bridge, adding to the zoo’s attractions.
A fire on Fourth Avenue in North Wildwood on June 23 forced six residents to evacuate, with the fire department extinguishing the blaze and the displaced occupants placed in temporary housing.