2016 Hurricane Season

Hermine's off-shore track means NJ will probably avoid 'record' or 'historic' flooding, but water levels at or above 'moderate' flood stage would still be bad.

As New Jersey approaches primetime for the impacts of Hermine, the latest forecast looks especially dire for the Jersey Shore.

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has declared a state of emergency for several counties as a result of expected severe weather conditions throughout Labor Day weekend.

The first impacts of Hermine are already being felt at the Jersey Shore.

As Hermine meanders past the New Jersey coast over the next several days, powerful easterly winds will push a huge amount of water toward the shore.

At best, Labor Day Weekend weather will be a bust for most of New Jersey. At worst, storm surge will lead to significant flooding along the Jersey Shore.

Due to the approach of Tropical Storm Hermine, the Atlantic City Beach Concerts scheduled for Saturday and Monday have been canceled.

Preparation continues for Hermine and whatever effect she has on New Jersey later this weekend.

A Tropical Storm Warning is now in effect for the Jersey Shore, from Sandy Hook to the Delaware Bay, as NJ prepares to feel Hermine's impacts starting Saturday.

While Hermine's expected track didn't change much this morning, the forecast along the Jersey Shore just keeps getting worse.