High tide: 10:35AM
Low tide: 4:24PM
Ocean temp: 73°
Sunset: 8:10PM
UV Index: 8-9 (high)
Rip Currents: Low Risk
Mornin'! Welcome, August! It's 73° in Wildwood NJ. We're under cloud cover with hardly a breeze. Humidity's up there at 94% and a Dewpoint of 71°. Ms Sun intends to check in sometime later this morning. Clouds will continue to try to hide her throughout the day and afternoon as it'll be partly sunny / partly cloudy. There's a 15% chance of scattered rain showers and/or a thunderstorm this afternoon. Temps will get up into the low-mid 80s with an E-SE breeze at 4-8mph as humidity drops to 75%. Tonight... partly clear, partly cloudy with temps in the mid-70s and SE breezes at 4-7mph as humidity creeps back up to 90%. Tomorrow looks warm and humid with mostly cloud cover. We may not see Ms Sun at all. As for the weekend... 50/50 with Sunday looking like the better of the two days as Saturday has a 30% chance of rain in the forecast. I love the month of August but it never fails to make me think it's Summer's last chapter. It's a little bittersweet when August arrives.
Mornin'! It's 72° in Wildwood NJ. It's sunny and sticky with 87% humidity and 72° dewpoint. Breezes are out of the S-SW at 6-8mph. Expect some sunshine beginning this morning with clouds mixing in a little later. There's a 40-50% chance of scattered thunderstorms developing this afternoon. Some storms may be severe. Temps will get up into the mid-upper 80s with S-SW breezes at 10-15mph. Tonight... mostly cloudy with rain and/or thunderstorms likely. Temps will drop into the low-70s with West winds at 9-12mph. Chance of rain is 80%. It's the "New Moon" this last day of July. As we see only the dark side of the moon (the moon is practically invisible for the naked eye), this month it's also known as the "Black Moon" since it's the second "new moon" this month. The moon is not reflecting any of the Sun's light because it's lined up between the Earth and Sun. This last day of July, the new Moon is also known as a "supermoon" as it's closest to the Earth during its orbit in this Moon phase. The Tides will be "Extra Large". If at all possible, don't drive through those corrosive tide waters filtering into the streets. It's been a terrific July this year as we bid adieu. Thanks for all the wonderful memories... until next year!