Category: Storm Facts

Morning Clouds and Fog Curtail Storms

Friday afternoon’s storms were curtailed somewhat by clouds and fog, but still produced over a half an inch of rain at Greg’s Weather Center.

Storm History

Recalling the Remnants of Ida

Third Anniversary of Horrific Floods from Ida’s Remnants This Weekend SOUTH PLAINFIELD, NJ – The statistical peak of another Atlantic

Storm History

Lee Remains a Major Hurricane

Satellite imager of Hurricane Lee in the Western Atlantic. Lee remains a major hurricane despite being in a weakening phase.

Storm Track

Franklin’s Fury Far Away

Hurricane Franklin has weaken to a minimal Category Three Hurricane after becoming the most powerful storm to date in the 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season.

Hurricane Records

Tropical Trouble for California

Tropical Trouble for California as once Category Four Hurricane Hilary becomes first Tropical Storm to hit Southern California in 84 Years.

Storm Facts

Fast Start in Tropical Atlantic

Tropical Storm Bret and Tropical Storm Cindy made news this past week as two rare named storms to form in the Eastern Atlantic.

Storm Track

One-Two Weather Punch Pummels Jersey

Last weekend’s weather one-two punch brought a ton of rain to Central Jersey leaving places like Spring Lake Park in South Plainfield waterlogged.

Storm Facts

April Fools Storm Sparks Memories

The April Fools Storm last month brought back memories of the severe weather outbreak of November 1989.

GWC Severe Weather

Another Stormy Saturday

For the third Saturday this month, storms brought severe weather to the Garden State.

Storm Track

Stormy Weather No April Fools

Saturday afternoon’s Mammatus clouds at GWC was a harbinger of the severe weather outbreak.