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According to a recent Pat Battle - News 4 New York report, it could be a bit of a challenge when it comes to getting into Jersey Shore state parks this 4th of July Holiday Weekend. Governor Phil Murphy made New Jersey's state parks (free) accessible, which could mean a rush this summer.

You never know when an emergency situation will arise, and it's always good to have a plan. Living near the coast means that we are more prone to flooding than other areas, so knowing what to do in a flood situation is an absolute must!

You may never think of our area as a place that gets earthquakes, but New Jersey has definitely had its share.

In LBI towns like Harvey Cedars where there's a population boom in the summer months, some of the traffic and safety laws are revised for everyone's safety.

Shore towns are doing their best to keep all beachgoers as safe as possible this Summer. Here's how:

Not trying to pile on, but on top of that, if the row of flowing traffic isn't expecting it, it can cause an accident.

Thunderstorms that develop on Friday could contain gusty winds and downpours especially to the north and west.

Things are going to change this weekend for our weather wise and it's gonna feel more like mid-July than mid-May here at the Jersey Shore. We have had a fairly cool and wet spring so far, but Mother Nature is going to give us a quick sneak peek at the Summer of 2022.

Here are the most impactful News stories of the week out of Ocean County, Monmouth County, the Jersey Shore, and New Jersey.

The storm in New Jersey this past weekend was INTENSE and I must say, it did not leave our beaches in the finest shape.

Weather has been all over the place in New Jersey. But when will the weather warm up and stay there?