
Freeze warning tonight for mainland Cape May County
Temperatures could fall to 28 to 32 degrees from midnight to 9 a.m. Saturday; the shore and Cape May aren't included.
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Temperatures could fall to 28 to 32 degrees from midnight to 9 a.m. Saturday; the shore and Cape May aren't included.
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A few strong thunderstorms could hit Cape May County this afternoon, with damaging wind gusts the main threat, as a strengthening storm takes shape off the coast, the National Weather Service says.
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A strengthening storm is expected to bring rain to Cape May County Thursday through Friday night, followed by a colder, windy weekend, the National Weather Service says. Forecasters do not expect the rain to cause flooding.
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A coastal storm that could become a nor'easter may bring a decent amount of rain to Cape May County Thursday night into Friday night, the National Weather Service says, though its track, and any wind and tidal flooding, remain uncertain.
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A strong El Niño favors a wetter and milder winter in Cape May County, the National Weather Service says, but past El Niño winters at Atlantic City brought anywhere from less than an inch of snow to 58 inches.
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Steady rain overnight into Friday could bring 2 to 3 inches to Cape May County before a sunny, breezy and cooler weekend, the National Weather Service says.
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A Frost Advisory covers mainland Cape May County from midnight tonight to 8 a.m. Sunday, with temperatures as low as 34 that could kill uncovered tender plants, the National Weather Service says.
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The Coastal Flood Advisory for Cape May County now runs through 10 p.m. Wednesday, when the evening high tide is forecast to bring the week's highest water, with more minor flooding possible Thursday evening, the National Weather Service says.
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The Lobster House at Schellenger's Landing took on water Saturday morning as the nor'easter pushed Cape May's tide to 8.61 feet.
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