Tuesday Beach Weather and Surf Forecast for Jersey Shore
NJ 101.5 provided Tuesday’s weather and surf forecast for New Jersey beaches, helping locals and tourists plan outings.
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NJ 101.5 provided Tuesday’s weather and surf forecast for New Jersey beaches, helping locals and tourists plan outings.
A September 2026 nor'easter caused major beach erosion and dune loss in the Holgate section of Long Beach Township, reducing a 150‑foot barrier. Officials are currently evaluating the damage.
Governor Sherrill is considering a federal disaster declaration for New Jersey's coast after severe erosion and flooding from the September nor'easter, impacting tourism and recovery.
Homes priced at $350,000 or less were sold across Cape May County, including Wildwood, during the week of September 14‑20, 2026, highlighting affordable options for buyers. The sales offer a snapshot of the local real‑estate market.
Local eateries and venues along the Jersey Shore are slowly resuming operations after storm damage, with owners ready to welcome visitors.
The FBI warned New Jersey residents on September 29, 2026 about a scam using agents' names and virtual backgrounds, urging caution to prevent fraud.
NJ 101.5 forecasts sunny weather and mild surf on Monday, aiding beachgoers in planning their day.
Fast‑moving rapids in Fortescue Creek after the weekend nor'easter have been deemed hazardous, prompting NJ 101.5 to warn the public and rescue teams to avoid the area.
The September 26‑27 nor’easter produced over‑three‑foot flooding statewide, the first in over three decades, according to analysis by Rutgers climatologist Dr. John Krasting.
Police in Morris Plains warned that a viral door‑bang prank involving kids kicking front doors is spreading online, urging caution to prevent damage and injuries.
The warehouse chain announced a plan for 33 new New Jersey stores, naming 14 locations, to expand shopping choices and generate employment.
NJ 101.5 issued a Sunday forecast for Wildwood and nearby shore spots, aiding locals and tourists in planning their beach day.
A weekend nor'easter brought heavy rain that caused widespread power outages across the Jersey Shore, and utility crews are now restoring service.
Several Jersey Shore restaurants were flooded and damaged by the September 25‑26 nor’easter, prompting owners to evaluate repairs before summer.
More than four inches of rain fell in Monmouth County during the weekend nor'easter, prompting localized flooding concerns and guiding emergency services' response priorities.
A recent nor'easter has forced New Jersey fishing fleets, including those in the Wildwoods, to stay docked, leading to lost earnings and higher fuel expenses. Anglers are awaiting calmer seas to get back to work.
A powerful coastal storm on September 26, 2026 caused high tide and heavy rain to flood low‑lying beach towns in Cape May County, submerging large areas, including Wildwood, under water.
Strong winds and high tide from a coastal storm knocked out power for thousands of Jersey Shore residents on September 26, 2026. Utility crews are actively restoring service, focusing on damaged lines and safety amid challenging conditions.
A nor'easter on September 26, 2026 brought heavy rain and strong winds that flooded coastal New Jersey, prompting evacuations and emergency response. Social‑media videos and photos captured the damage, aiding officials in relief and recovery efforts.
A nor'easter on September 26 drove record‑high tides along New Jersey’s coast, causing the worst flooding at one site since Superstorm Sandy, with forecasts indicating elevated water levels will persist through the night.