Ice Conditions Halt Cape May-Lewes Ferry Operations
The impending Nor'easter has caused Cape May officials to suspend ferry operations for Thursday.
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The impending Nor'easter has caused Cape May officials to suspend ferry operations for Thursday.
Delta is allowing travelers to change their flights free of charge.
PennDOT's Brad Rudolph says managers and their road crews can't wait to launch their attack on the storm later tonight.
Gov. Tom Wolf signed a Proclamation of Disaster Emergency in anticipation of a significant winter snowstorm that will impact the state.
The first flakes won't fall before 10 p.m. Monday and the snow works its way in from southwest to northeast.
There's lots of excitement and dread in the air, ahead of what's shaping up to be a major March snowstorm for the Northeast.
What were round mounds are now collapsing cliffs after Ventnor's dune system took a hit this week from the storm.
The storm took a toll on the beaches as erosion is a big concern in stormy weather.
Dangerous wind and heavy rain are hammering the coast.
This is still a major storm for our area and a slow mover to boot.
New Jersey shore towns are being battered by rain, wind and heavy surf. But it appears the shore will escape the wrath of Hurricane Joaquin.
Get out and enjoy it; the rest of the work week won't be as nice.
As a nor'easter prepares to pummel the Northeast, environmentalists have turned to climate change to explain this season's storms.
The weak clipper system is beginning to intensify off the VA coast this afternoon and will track northward tonight.
What started off looking like light snow last week has become a whopper of a storm, and we will be playing a quick game of snow catch-up starting late Monday into Tuesday.
If you were hoping to build a snowman on Saturday... unfortunately you're going to have to keep waiting.
The stubborn system that has been plaguing us for several days is still leisurely moving away. So while clouds will still be in the picture, the sun should be returning in increasing amounts over the next 48 hours.
Heavy rain from a Nor'easter is soaking parts of New Jersey, raising the threat of coastal flooding.
A developing Nor'easter will impact the area over the next couple of days with heavy rain, gusty winds and even snow for parts of the Delaware Valley.
It's not shaping up to be the nicest week across the Delaware Valley. A classic nor'easter will make for a messy midweek.
Like a hairdryer blowing those wet strands, gusty winds will help Saturday's inch of rain evaporate from the ground today. Good thing, since another soaking rain comes in starting very early on Tuesday.
The worst of this storm will be felt early Thursday morning, as bands of heavy, windswept rain push through the region from south to north.
It's not over yet. Another thump of snow will rumble through this evening and tonight as the back edge of the storm moves through, and these bands will intensify as another coastal low deepens offshore.
Heavy snow will continue to fall through the overnight hours and into the early morning, piling up well over 6 inches in many areas, with even higher amounts in our far north and west suburbs where the snow could pile up over a foot.
They have been scarce around here this season, but Nor'easters are notorious in our area during the winter months.
