weather

October is about to begin and soon the Garden State will receive its first taste of colder weather when we get the first "frost" in New Jersey and around the Northeast.

We have had some pretty decent weather the past week or so with sunny skies and temps in the low 80s or so, pretty good weather for late July in Jersey.

LightningMaps.org lets you see recent lightning strikes all over the world.

A monstrous storm system is moving into New Jersey today that will make driving and other activities unsafe. Here's what you need to know.

According to our friends at Just Believe Inc., Code Blue services will resume at Toms River Recreational Center on Monday Night.

Many forecasters are already saying it could be a snowy winter in New Jersey

Big waves, beach erosion, storm surge, and coastal flooding are likely. Significant rain, wind, and severe weather are unlikely.

While recent years have seen an uptick in tornado frequency and intensity in New Jersey, it is not a sign the hotspot known as Tornado Alley is shifting.

Remember the day back in January when it was a bone-chilling 30 degrees on the boardwalk? The wind was howling and all you could think of was getting indoors, pouring a hot cup of coffee, and wrapping yourself with a blanket?

Hey there, New Jersey! The heat wave is here, and it's not just stopping by our area; it's going on a cross-country tour, making people everywhere sweat like never before! Arizona and Texas are sizzling at a whopping 105 to 115 degrees, and now it's our turn to feel the heat at nearly 100 degrees, and that's not even counting the heat index, making it feel even toastier...

Have you heard in the past week or so that global temperatures are hotter than ever? A few days ago, reports came in that we set a world record for the recorded hottest day. Thursday, July 6th, reached 63 degrees Fahrenheit, making it the hottest day ever recorded worldwide...

Air quality is still in the "Hazardous" category for part of New Jersey Friday morning, as we look ahead to cleaner air, less haze, and a few spot showers.