Dave’s upcoming write-up, "Danger Lurks," reflects the month’s fatalistic tone. Dave and Joe discuss New Jersey's turbulent July, marked by extreme heat, flash flooding, and lightning fatalities. Coastal areas saw 5 inches of rain, with Union and Somerset counties facing severe floods, causing most of the 7 storm-related deaths. Warm ocean waters signal potential for stronger tropical storms.

July was the 12th warmest on record at the Jersey Shore since 1895. However, it was the overnight low temperatures that really drove this. Recap the month of weather that was. It's all Jersey, with two of Jersey's best weather guys. New Jersey State Climatologist Dr. Dave Robinson as well as Meteorologist Joe Martucci, owner of Cup A Joe Weather and Drone take you through the temperatures, rain, snow, coastal flooding and much more every episode.

New episodes come out around the beginning of every month.

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New Jersey State Climatologist Dr. Dave Robinson, who is the LONGEST serving state climatologist in America, ever, we just found out, chats with Meteorologist Joe Martucci about their birthday month, May!

- The End of Drought

- How rare was this drought?

- May 16th severe weather outbreak

- May's (actually warm) temperatures

- Spring 2025 in review

Recap the month of weather that was. It's all Jersey, with two of Jersey's best weather guys. New Jersey State Climatologist Dr. Dave Robinson as well as Meteorologist Joe Martucci, owner of Cup A Joe Weather and Drone take you through the temperatures, rain, snow, coastal flooding and much more every episode.

New episodes come out around the beginning of every month.

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April 2025 brought everything Spring can bring to NJ.

- Jones Road Fire

- It was windy

- Back to winter on April 9-12

- April's temperatures

- Drought Update

Recap the month of weather that was. It's all Jersey, with two of Jersey's best weather guys. New Jersey State Climatologist Dr. Dave Robinson as well as Meteorologist Joe Martucci, owner of Cup A Joe Weather and Drone. (Certified Digital and Broadcast Meteorologist by the American Meteorological Society) take you through the temperatures, rain, snow, coastal flooding and much more every episode.

New episodes come out the beginning of every month.

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Dr. Dave Robinson, the New Jersey State Climatologist and I talk about New Jersey's March 2025 weather. The drought is getting better, bad drought in the south shrinking, though the northern Highlands and far south are still under significant drought conditions. Speaking of drought, March had no snow. It was warmer than usual—4.2 degrees above normal—making it the 11th warmest March ever, starting cold but ending with super warm days. The two then mention a big cold front on March 29th that made temperatures drop 32 degrees in one hour in some spots, plus this winter was the windiest since 2010-2011 with lots of wind warnings. Dave adds that people noticed the wind, but there's not enough data yet to prove it's a long-term change.

Recap the month of weather that was. It's all Jersey, with two of Jersey's best weather guys. New Jersey State Climatologist Dr. Dave Robinson as well as Meteorologist Joe Martucci, owner of Cup A Joe Weather and Drone. (Certified Digital and Broadcast Meteorologist by the American Meteorological Society) take you through the temperatures, rain, snow, coastal flooding and much more every episode.

New episodes come out the beginning of every month. They'll talk about the previous month's weather in them.

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The analysis of winter weather statistics revealed that New Jersey experienced its 55th coldest winter on record, with temperatures averaging below normal. Both Meteorologist Joe Martucci and Dave Robinson, the New Jersey State Climatologist, noted the significance of this winter's cold spells and their ecological impacts, such as potential changes in pest populations. They also addressed ongoing drought conditions in New Jersey, with southeastern areas facing extreme drought and concerns about groundwater levels. The urgency of addressing these environmental issues was emphasized, particularly as the state approaches critical months for rainfall and water supply management.

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January will be either the 3rd or 4th driest January on record and that only means we're running out of time to escape drought before spring comes and water usage goes up. Otherwise, the big story was the cold! Temperatures were below average more than half the month. Despite the chill though, we only broke one record.

Chief Meteorologist Joe Martucci sits down for his exclusive monthly video with NJ State Climatologist Dave Robinson in January's "Monthly Weather Roundup"

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Topics:

- Say it ain't snow!

- Drought Update

- December was... cold for a change

- 2024 in Review - Top 10 Weather Events of 2024

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The race will begin at 10AM, rain or shine. The race is fully accessible, plus pet friendly! All participants will receive a drawstring bag and a medal as well as t-shirts as supplies last. That's Saturday, February 8th for the Community Options Cupid's Chase 5K. Sign up at www.comop.org/cupidschase.

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November capped off the driest climatological autumn on record in the state, with 3.67" of precipitation between September and November, according to New Jersey State Climatologist Dave Robinson. Those records go back to 1895, also. The next driest was 4.24", too! This year blew out the old mark set back in 1922.

November ended our statewide longest dry streak on record, too. Dave Robinson and I talk about why the recent rain was NOT enough to cure drought.

Get this, a look back at a near record breaking warm November and more on our Monthly Weather Roundup.

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In the 1,558 months since NJ weather records have been kept (the year 1895), October 2024 was the driest month on record. Dave Robinson, the New Jersey State Climatologist says it absolutely crushed the previous highest mark, set in 1963, also in October.

With New Jersey living in historically dry conditions, the whole state is now in drought for the first time since 1895. The bone-dry weather also meant temperatures records, but not due to the warmth at the end of the month. Stay until the end to hear Dr. Robinson's quick thoughts on the winter ahead, too!

Topics

A record-setting dry month - 0:20

Drought Update - 5:31

October's Temperatures - 20:49

Records set on October 20 and 21 - 22:45

Dr. R's Winter Notes - 26:18

New episodes of the monthly weather roundup come around the turn of the month. Recap the most significant parts of the previous month's weather with Dave Robinson, the New Jersey State Climatologist, and I.

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New place, same faces. After eight months, the NJ monthly weather roundup is back! My weather dad, birthday buddy and State Climatologist Dr. Dave Robinson and I are back. It feels so good and it comes at a great time. There is plenty and plenty to talk about.

Topics:

- Dr. Robinson and Joe and BACK

- Drought's developing

- Lots of tidal flooding

- September's temperatures

- Leaf-Peeping Outlook

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