Various forecasters have posted that an area of low pressure has been monitored along the coast of South Carolina for tropical development (tropical storm and/or hurricane) the last couple days. This storm involves heavy rain, flooding, gusty winds along the coasts including ours. It involves our weather turning into cloudy and rainy and a windy situation beginning later tonight into tomorrow and continue through to early Saturday. Just be aware that there's a storm brewing out in the ocean right now and could maneuver to our shore line any time beginning tonight and stay checked in for a couple days. As for nice weather... the next really lovely day (other than today) appears to be next Wednesday. Until then, it'll be unsettled with anywhere from 20-90% chance of rain and/or storms (along with some sunshine). Keep your eye on the sky (and the weather doppler).
High Tide: 11:44AM
Low Tide: 5:27AM and 5:35PM
Ocean Temp: 76°
UV Index: 10 (very high)
Rip Current: Moderate (only swim near a lifeguard)
Sunrise: 5:42AM
Sunset: 8:26PM
Corona Virus Cases in NJ: 175,986
Corona Virus Deaths in NJ: 15,423
Corona Virus Cases in Cape May County: 722
Corona Virus Deaths in Cape May County: 76
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