Inland was cooler than average for the third time in the past four months, something New Jersey State Climatologist Dave Robinson says hasn't happened in a long time. The shore wound up more seasonable, though. 

There was just enough rain to pull the region out of drought but if rain doesn't occur by mid-September, the region should slip back into it, too. If the rain does fall, a good fall foliage should be South Jersey. Meteorologist Joe Martucci discusses that, and more, with Robinson in the August 2023 weather roundup.

TOPICS
Hurricane season
August's average to cool temperatures
Wildfire smoke continues at times
A dry August
Early peek at fall foliage forecast

Inland was cooler than average for the third time in the past four months, something <a href="njclimate.org">New Jersey State Climatologist Dave Robinson</a> says hasn't happened in a long time. The shore wound up more seasonable, though. 
There was just enough rain to pull the region out of drought but if rain doesn't occur by mid-September, the region should slip back into it, too. If the rain does fall, a good fall foliage should be South Jersey. <a href="http://www.linktree.com/joemartwx">Meteorologist Joe Martucci</a> discusses that, and more, with Robinson in the August 2023 weather roundup.
TOPICS
<ul>
<li>Hurricane season</li>
<li>August's average to cool temperatures</li>
<li>Wildfire smoke continues at times</li>
<li>A dry August</li>
<li>Early peek at fall foliage forecast</li>
</ul>

Take a look back at the month of weather that was in South Jersey! Meteorologist Joe Martucci and Dave Robinson, the New Jersey State Climatologist, Joe's “meteorological father” and birthday buddy do just that around the start of the new month.

The show is two-time New Jersey Press Association award recipient. Find the show wherever you get your podcasts, The Press of Atlantic City's website, YouTube or The Stockton Channel on Comcast’s channel 9 locally in Southeastern New Jersey.

Music Credit: Riptide by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons by Attribution License 3.0. Go to www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0 for more.

Take a look back at the month of weather that was in South Jersey! <a href="http://www.linktree.com/joemartwx">Meteorologist Joe Martucci</a> and Dave Robinson, the <a href="njclimate.org">New Jersey State Climatologist</a>, Joe's “meteorological father” and birthday buddy do just that around the start of the new month.
The show is two-time New Jersey Press Association award recipient. Find the show wherever you get your podcasts, <a href="http://www.pressofac.com">The Press of Atlantic City's website</a>, <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/pressofAtlanticCity">YouTube</a> or The Stockton Channel on Comcast’s channel 9 locally in Southeastern New Jersey.
Music Credit: Riptide by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons by Attribution License 3.0. Go to <a href="http://www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0">www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0</a> for more.

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August 2023 South Jersey and Jersey Shore Weather Roundup

Ending summer comfortable: August 2023 Weather Roundup

After beginning in May 2018, the Something in the Air podcast comes to an end here. 

Since 1895, January 2024 was the seventh wettest start to the year on record when it came to precipitation. 

That precipitation came as snow, twice, capturing the affection of South Jersey snow lovers. Specifically, the Jan. 19 snow was another "South Jersey Special". 

In the temperature department, temperatures wound up milder, 2.7 degrees above the average. 

Say goodbye to the show with Meteorologist Joe Martucci and New Jersey State Climatologist Dave Robinson, the podcast's steady presence every month. Joe's not done talking, though. Subscribe to the Across the Sky podcast for new episodes every Monday with Kirsten Lang, Matt Holiner, Sean Sublette and Joe.

After beginning in May 2018, the Something in the Air podcast comes to an end here. 
Since 1895, January 2024 was the seventh wettest start to the year on record when it came to precipitation. 
That precipitation came as snow, twice, capturing the affection of South Jersey snow lovers. Specifically, the Jan. 19 snow was another "South Jersey Special". 
In the temperature department, temperatures wound up milder, 2.7 degrees above the average. 
Say goodbye to the show with Meteorologist Joe Martucci and New Jersey State Climatologist Dave Robinson, the podcast's steady presence every month. Joe's not done talking, though. Subscribe to the Across the Sky podcast for new episodes every Monday with Kirsten Lang, Matt Holiner, Sean Sublette and Joe.

January 2024 recap and our final goodbye

New Jersey just lived through the wettest December since records started in 1895, and it wasn't even close. However, South Jersey was a bit drier, staying just out of the top spot. Three big rain makers made for the December deluge. 

Meteorologist Joe Martucci and New Jersey State Climatologist Dave Robinson go over the downpours plus explain how warm December was. Stay until the year for a brief year-in-review, too.

Topics
- A record wet December
- Dec. 17 to 18 storm review
- Dec. 10 to 11 storm review
- A very mild month
- Year in review

ABOUT SOMETHING IN THE AIR

Take a look back at the month of weather that was! Meteorologist Joe Martucci and Dave Robinson, the New Jersey State Climatologist, Joe's “weather dad” and birthday buddy, do just that for South Jersey and the Jersey Shore at the beginning of every month. Look for additional special episodes, such as winter and hurricane season forecasts, throughout the year, too.

The show is two-time New Jersey Press Association award recipient. Find the show wherever you get your podcasts, The Press of Atlantic City's website, YouTube or The Stockton Channel on Comcast’s channel 9 locally in Southeastern New Jersey.

Wanting more hyper local weather? Subscribe to The Press of Atlantic City at www.pressofac.com/subscribe.

New Jersey just lived through the wettest December since records started in 1895, and it wasn't even close. However, South Jersey was a bit drier, staying just out of the top spot. Three big rain makers made for the December deluge. 
Meteorologist Joe Martucci and New Jersey State Climatologist Dave Robinson go over the downpours plus explain how warm December was. Stay until the year for a brief year-in-review, too.
Topics - A record wet December - Dec. 17 to 18 storm review - Dec. 10 to 11 storm review - A very mild month - Year in review
ABOUT SOMETHING IN THE AIR
Take a look back at the month of weather that was! <a href="http://www.linktree.com/joemartwx">Meteorologist Joe Martucci</a> and Dave Robinson, the <a href="njclimate.org">New Jersey State Climatologist</a>, Joe's “weather dad” and birthday buddy, do just that for South Jersey and the Jersey Shore at the beginning of every month. Look for additional special episodes, such as winter and hurricane season forecasts, throughout the year, too.
The show is two-time New Jersey Press Association award recipient. Find the show wherever you get your podcasts, <a href="http://www.pressofac.com">The Press of Atlantic City's website</a>, <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/pressofAtlanticCity">YouTube</a> or The Stockton Channel on Comcast’s channel 9 locally in Southeastern New Jersey.
Wanting more hyper local weather? Subscribe to The Press of Atlantic City at <a href="http://www.pressofac.com/subscribe">www.pressofac.com/subscribe</a>.

Wet, like record wet | December 2023 weather roundup

This year end special compares the top 10 weather events from New Jersey State Climatologist Dave Robinson and Meteorologist Joe Martucci. 

Robinson takes you statewide with his list, while Joe looks at what impacted South Jersey the most. The two have seven of their top 10s the same. However, there are difference in where they rank. 

ABOUT SOMETHING IN THE AIR

Take a look back at the month of weather that was! Meteorologist Joe Martucci and Dave Robinson, the New Jersey State Climatologist, Joe's “weather dad” and birthday buddy, do just that for South Jersey and the Jersey Shore at the beginning of every month. Look for additional special episodes, such as winter and hurricane season forecasts, throughout the year, too.

The show is two-time New Jersey Press Association award recipient. Find the show wherever you get your podcasts, The Press of Atlantic City's website, YouTube or The Stockton Channel on Comcast’s channel 9 locally in Southeastern New Jersey.

Wanting more hyper local weather? Subscribe to The Press of Atlantic City at www.pressofac.com/subscribe.

This year end special compares the top 10 weather events from New Jersey State Climatologist Dave Robinson and Meteorologist Joe Martucci. 
Robinson takes you statewide with his list, while Joe looks at what impacted South Jersey the most. The two have seven of their top 10s the same. However, there are difference in where they rank. 
ABOUT SOMETHING IN THE AIR
Take a look back at the month of weather that was! <a href="http://www.linktree.com/joemartwx">Meteorologist Joe Martucci</a> and Dave Robinson, the <a href="njclimate.org">New Jersey State Climatologist</a>, Joe's “weather dad” and birthday buddy, do just that for South Jersey and the Jersey Shore at the beginning of every month. Look for additional special episodes, such as winter and hurricane season forecasts, throughout the year, too.
The show is two-time New Jersey Press Association award recipient. Find the show wherever you get your podcasts, <a href="http://www.pressofac.com">The Press of Atlantic City's website</a>, <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/pressofAtlanticCity">YouTube</a> or The Stockton Channel on Comcast’s channel 9 locally in Southeastern New Jersey.
Wanting more hyper local weather? Subscribe to The Press of Atlantic City at <a href="http://www.pressofac.com/subscribe">www.pressofac.com/subscribe</a>.

Top 10 weather events of 2023 for New Jersey and South Jersey

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