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New Jersey weather: less extreme, for a change, in October
After a year of extremes ranging from blizzards to relentless heat waves to a lengthy dry spell, New Jersey had a closer-to-normal October, according to our state climatologist. A fine example of...
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Heat waves may multiply and last longer, NOAA says
Remember last month's intense heat? Heat waves may develop more often and linger longer as a result of increasing greenhouse gas emissions, according to a NOAA ClimateWatch article. Here are some NOAA...
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Climate report: Sea-level rise likely to accelerate
Sea-level rise will very likely accelerate this century, according to an Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report released today. And that’s dismal news for the hundreds of thousands of people,...
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Extreme winter weather has global impact
Source: Japan Meteorological Agency Tokyo Climate Center via the World Meteorological Organization New Jersey and the Northeast aren’t the only areas enduring extreme weather this winter. Much of the...
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Climate report: coastal, low-lying areas at risk
The Jet Star roller coaster, from the superstorm Sandy-wrecked Casino Pier in Seaside Heights, on Oct. 31, 2012 (file photo by Doug Hood/Staff Photographer) Watch out Jersey Shore, back bays and other...
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Northeast climate forecast: more flooding, heat waves
Source: National Climate Assessment More coastal flooding. More river flooding. Heavier rain episodes. Hotter heat waves. These and other impacts are expected in the Northeast as a result of climate...
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Warning: Storm surge, flooding risks to rise
Flooding in Mantoloking following superstorm Sandy’s storm surge (AP Photo/U.S. Air Force, Master Sgt. Mark C. Olsen) Risks from storm surges, coastal and inland flooding and extreme precipitation are...
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