(Jersey Fresh)Some crops were wiped out, growers say, so they're counting on agritourism and potential federal and state aid
(Jersey Fresh)Some crops were wiped out, growers say, so they're counting on agritourism and potential federal and state aid
(NJ Spotlight News)Meals, social services and even haircuts: How one nonprofit is boosting wellness for a growing population

No deaths reported in NJ, but the storm left its mark in extensive beach erosion
(NOAA via AP)Conservative push to privatize or abolish agencies like National Weather Service and NOAA
(NJ Spotlight News)"...it's just frustrating to the weather community, emergency management officials who are all working to protect you."

Interview: David Robinson, New Jersey State Climatologist
Facebook/ Frank Pallone Jr.Shore towns still reeling after heavy rain, flooding last weekend

Conditions blamed on heat drifting from southwest, stubborn humidity, climate change

Climatologist explains what recent weather may signal for future NJ winters

Temperatures set to plummet Friday night, linger into Sunday
NJ Spotlight NewsThree to six hurricanes could be major, according to National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

Driven from their homes by Tropical Storm Ida, tenants in Elizabeth want more help

Interview with Anthony Broccoli, co-director of the Rutgers Climate Institute

Excessive heat warnings and heat advisories are in place across the state

The COVID-19 relief bill working its way through Congress would keep paying out benefits through the end of August, at $400 a week.

Forecasters predict about 4 to 9 inches of snow across New Jersey.
(AP Photo/Seth Wenig)New Jersey State Climatologist Dave Robinson analyzes the active weather pattern kicking up a string of winter storms for at least the next few weeks.


Meteorologist on what to expect from the winter storm and the biggest impacts to the state.

Expect 2 to 5 inches of total rainfall, which will cause flash flooding and flooding for western counties. Those along the coast will be spared ...