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Hurricane Florence Heading For a Destructive Strike on East Coast
Until now, the 2018 Hurricane season has been quiet. This has all changed recently as three storms have kicked up and are heading toward the US. Hurricane Florence will lash the Carolinas and Virginia late Thursday as an intense hurricane with life-threatening storm surge, destructive winds, and potentially catastrophic inland rainfall flooding in one of the strongest strikes on record for this part of the East Coast. While not directly impacted by Hurricane Florence, New Jersey could be affected, depending on the path the storm takes once it makes landfall. New Jersey has seen record amounts of rain this summer making for soggy conditions. Additional rain and wind can lead…
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Forecasts call for up to 8 inches of snow in N.J. this weekend
Another disruptive, but not disastrous, winter storm is expected to impact New Jersey this weekend, dropping several inches of snow across parts of the state and hindering travel Saturday, forecasters say. Light snow is expected to overspread the state Saturday morning, picking up in intensity as the day progresses before changing over to a wintry mix or plain rain in some areas, where enough warm air infiltrates the atmosphere. Forecasts call for between two and eight inches of snow in New Jersey by Sunday morning, with the higher amounts expected west of Interstate 287, though the majority of the state should see some fresh powder. Since this morning, the National…
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