Weather Conditions and Warnings - Red flags are flying along the Maryland Eastern Shore through Delaware, the Jersey Shore, and Long Island, indicating hazardous conditions [1] - Coastal flood warnings are in effect for much of the Jersey Shore and the south shore of Long Island, with the possibility of 1 to 3 feet of inundation in normally dry areas [3][4] - Wave conditions are expected to persist through the night and into the next day, making it unsafe to enter the water [3] Impacted Locations and Restrictions - Swimming will be restricted in areas from Atlantic City down through Cape May and Wildwood, as well as Jones Beach, Robert Moses, and Montauk [6] - Popular vacation destinations along the Jersey coast are expected to be impacted [5] Water Temperatures and Hurricane Activity - Beach water temperatures have been in the middle to upper 70s (degrees Fahrenheit) over the past week, with the Jersey Shore currently at 75 degrees (degrees Fahrenheit) [8] - A hurricane thrives on 85 to 90 degree (degrees Fahrenheit) water [7] - There is a 70% chance of a storm developing into Fernand near the northern Leeward Islands, and two other potential storms are developing in the Atlantic [8][9] - The current hurricane season is expected to be busier than normal [9]

Well, we are now tracking the first hurricane of the 2025 season. This is a satellite image of Aaron. It was upgraded from a tropical storm to a hurricane just last hour, packing wind speeds now of 75 m an hour.Aaron is expected to pass very close to Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands as a possible category 3 storm, but so far the impacts of Aaron on the US, they're still a bit unclear, but there are already rip current warnings up and down the east coast. Bill, I know that's something we were talking about ...

China’s weather agency forecast more heavy rain over the next three days in parts of the country, including Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei, eastern Fujian and Shanghai https://t.co/2B6Psu6Ea7 ...

Miami's John Morales has been a voice of calm in the storm for years. It's not turning. It's coming straight to us. Now, the NBC 6 meteorologist is going viral for a different kind of forecast. Remember that? That was about 6 years ago. Confidently, I went on TV and I told you it's going to turn. You don't need to worry. It is going to turn. And I am here to tell you that I'm not sure I can do that this year. His warning at the start of this year's hurricane season is sobering. He says that slashing federal ...