A look back at a winter to remember
Yes, it was a cold and snowy winter at the Jersey Shore, for real. Every month had at least one snowstorm, the biggest one being the Feb. 22-23 nor’easter, which the National Weather Service officially classified as a blizzard on March 6. Climatological winter ended...
Nor’easter of 2026 drops a snow bomb on the Jersey Shore
By Meteorologist Joe Martucci Just as a generational run of snowcover was starting to go away, a fresh nor’easter piled near historic snow amounts onto our lawns, beaches, cars and streets Feb. 22-23. While nor’easters at the Jersey Shore are feared most for their...
The Jersey Shore’s snowpack just went on a generational run
The snowpack we have had, since the Jan. 25 winter storm through Feb. 14, has been one for the record books. Atlantic City International Airport went 21 days in a row with at least an inch of snow or more on the ground. That’s the fourth longest since records...
Here’s how cold the Jersey Shore was in January
With temperatures much colder than average around here, the depths of winter have been feeling more like New England than the Jersey Shore. From Jan. 18 to 31, temperatures at Atlantic City International Airport were what the same typical two-week period would be in...
Jan. 25 winter storm recap
The biggest New Jersey winter storm of the 2025-’26 season so far brought the roads, rails and skies to a halt on Sunday. An atmospheric river from the South Pacific collided with an Arctic air mass, creating near-perfect conditions for a significant winter storm on...
