2016 Hurricane Season

Utilities and Jersey Shore towns are getting ready for the effects of Hermine this weekend.

The center of Hermine will stay well east of the Garden State, limiting heavy rain and gusty winds, but rough surf will be a big problem for most of next week.

The storm, which made landfall in Florida hours ago, is expected to produce rough surf, dangerous rip currents and beach erosion over the long holiday weekend, no matter how much wind or rain New Jersey experiences.

Hurricane Hermine will pack 75 mph winds as it slams into Florida, with rain, wind, and surf impacts still possible for New Jersey over the Labor Day Weekend.

The forecast for Tropical Storm Hermine remains in flux, as the latest data shows a shift back to the east along with a later impact on the Garden State.

Right on schedule, the tropics are heating up as the big Labor Day Weekend approaches.

As the peak of the Atlantic hurricane season approaches, the tropics are starting to light up, right on schedule.

The National Hurricane Center expects an increase in storms as the hurricane season hits its peak. How will this affect New Jersey?

Several state agencies will be conducting a large-scale emergency evacuation drill across South Jersey Thursday.

Lower humidity levels and seasonable warmth will make for much more comfortable weather conditions over the next few days for the Garden State.