Welcome The Jewel of all the Seasons

Mornin'!  Happy September! It's 63° in Wildwood NJ.  It's mostly cloudy with breezes out of the North at 10-15mph.  Humidity dropped to 67% and the Dewpoint is 51°.  Feeling "Fallish" out there this morning for sure.  It'll be mostly cloudy today with Ms Sun shining down and peeking in throughout the day as temps get up into the low 70s.  Breezes will stay out of the North at 10-15mph.  Tonight...breezes (hardly there) will be out of the SW at 3-5mph as temps drop back down into the low-mid 60s.  Tonight's cloud cover isn't going anywhere as they prepare us for the rains due tomorrow.  We're in for a good watering on Saturday. The rest of the holiday weekend appears to be mostly sunny and mild.
High tide:5:20p.m.
Low tide:10:47a.m.
Ocean temp:73°
Sunset:7:30p.m.
UV Index:6-7 (high)
Rip Currents:Moderate...if you're planning on entering the surf you should check with the life guards first and always be sure to swim within sight of a life guard, and never swim alone or at night.

The Last of the Summer Season Friday Beach Etiquette tips~
~Never leave trash on the beach and even better yet...pick up any you see whether it's yours or not.     Note trash and recycle containers as The Wildwoods do recycle.
~Don't forget those cigarette butts...collect and trash them (or just don't smoke and pollute the lovely sea air). Never stick them in the sand and leave them...that'll be tomorrow's find for the little kid digging in the sand.  Plus, cigarette filters take years to decompose and could be taken to the ocean by the tides giving sea life harmful/toxic cigarette filter tidbits to swallow.
~Remember to pack headphones (believe it or not no one wants to hear your music blaring from your boom box).  Big, loud boom boxes are not welcomed on the beach.
~Kindly give your neighbors space when selecting your beach site. Courtesy is key. Careful not to plop down in others personal beach space.
~Teach children some beach etiquette. Running nearby others and kicking or throwing sand is a no-brainer but sometimes you'd never know it.  Dropping one potato chip thoughtlessly will create seagull havoc.
~Feeding the seagulls is a big no-no. Eat and snack smartly. Using hands to express emotion when holding your sandwich up or out is a magnet for swooping gulls.  Eat under your umbrella or hooded sand chair as the beach vultures (gulls) are eyeing beach goers constantly trying to find who's eating and looking for the right opportune moment to swoop down and pluck your lunch right out of your hand or mouth (seen it happen many times). Once they get you then the havoc begins as 40 other gulls come in for a food fight of your scattered lunch.  By the way, seagulls know "chip bags" and if they see one sticking out of your unsupervised beach bag, they will think nothing of helping themselves and remove the chips from your bag as well as share your snacks with their gull friends while you're taking a walk or a dip (seen it happen many times).
~Playing ball, frisbee, corn hole, and kite-flying etc on the back side of the beach (dune side), not near beachgoers (the beach patrol will usually stop you anyway if you're in the wrong area.)
~shake towels and blankets away from others noting the wind direction.
~follow posted warnings (closed beaches, rip currents, surfboard/boogie board area etc) and always pay attention to lifeguards.
~Enjoy this holiday weekend!