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| The "Trogs" Are In Town |
Mornin'! Happy October. Welcome! It's looking like October has some clouds, rain and cooler temps in store for her opening act. Oh, I might as well mention that traffic lights are back to flashing. Drive safe!
It's 65° in Wildwood NJ. Humidity's 94% with a dewpoint of 64°. Breezes are out of the S-SW at 3-5mph. It's mostly cloudy at the moment. Ms Sun's due up in about an hour. It'll be a partly cloudy start to the day with sunshine peeking in throughout the morning as well as this afternoon. Looks like a nice day. Temps will be in the low-70s with S-SW winds at 10-15mph. Tonight... mostly clear, temps in the upper 60s and S-SW winds at 10-15mph. Tomorrow... intervals of sun and clouds, temps in the upper 70s and SW winds at 10-15mph. Tomorrow night... partly cloudy, increasing clouds late with periods of rain showers after midnight (50% chance), temps in the low-60s and W-SW winds shifting from the North at 10-15mph. Saturday... possibility of showers kicking off the day with cloudy skies in the afternoon, 50% chance of rain, temps in the mid-60s and NE winds at 10-20mph. Saturday night... cloudy with showers late, temps in the low-60s and E-NE winds at 10-20mph. Chance of rain is 50%. Sunday... cloudy with 80% chance of periods of rain, temps in the upper 60s and E-NE winds at 10-20mph. Sunday night... steady rain (70% chance), rain throughout the overnight, temps around 60° with N-NE winds at 10-15mph.
High Tide: 11:28AM
Low Tide: 6:02PM
Ocean Temp: 65.8°
Sunrise: 6:55AM
Sunset: 6:51PM
UV Index: 5
Rip Current: Moderate (dangerous rip currents; it would be wise not to enter the surf unless you're a surfer).
High Tide: 11:28AM
Low Tide: 6:02PM
Ocean Temp: 65.8°
Sunrise: 6:55AM
Sunset: 6:51PM
UV Index: 5
Rip Current: Moderate (dangerous rip currents; it would be wise not to enter the surf unless you're a surfer).
2 comments:
What are those vehicles???????
TROGs: The Race Of the Gentlemen which is here in Wildwood this weekend. It's where hand-built cars and motorcycles take over the town, staging drag races down the wide beach a third of a mile from boardwalk to beachfront. Open only to builders with models from the early days of hot-rodding — pre-war car bodies, hand-shift motorcycles, and anything else made before 1947 — it showcases a racing mentality that, according to organizers, had been lost for decades before the race’s opening year in 2012. It’s the only event of its kind in the country.
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