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After beginning in May 2018, the Something in the Air podcast comes to an end here.  Since 1895, January 2024 was the seventh wettest start to the year on record when it came to precipitation.  That precipitation came as snow, twice, capturing the affection of South Jersey snow lovers. Specifically, the Jan. 19 snow was another "South Jersey Special".  In the temperature department, temperatures wound up milder, 2.7 degrees above the average.  Say goodbye to the show with Meteorologist Joe Martucci and New Jersey State Climatologist Dave Robinson, the podcast's steady presence every month. Joe's not done talking, though. Subscribe to the Across the Sky podcast for new episodes every Monday with Kirsten Lang, Matt Holiner, Sean Sublette and Joe. Subscribe and get full weather access: http://www.pressofac.com/subscribe See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New Jersey just lived through the wettest December since records started in 1895, and it wasn't even close. However, South Jersey was a bit drier, staying just out of the top spot. Three big rain makers made for the December deluge.  Meteorologist Joe Martucci and New Jersey State Climatologist Dave Robinson go over the downpours plus explain how warm December was. Stay until the year for a brief year-in-review, too. Topics- A record wet December- Dec. 17 to 18 storm review- Dec. 10 to 11 storm review- A very mild month- Year in review ABOUT SOMETHING IN THE AIR Take a look back at the month of weather that was! Meteorologist Joe Martucci and Dave Robinson, the New Jersey State Climatologist, Joe's “weather dad” and birthday buddy, do just that for South Jersey and the Jersey Shore at the beginning of every month. Look for additional special episodes, such as winter and hurricane season forecasts, throughout the year, too. The show is two-time New Jersey Press Association award recipient. Find the show wherever you get your podcasts, The Press of Atlantic City's website, YouTube or The Stockton Channel on Comcast’s channel 9 locally in Southeastern New Jersey. Wanting more hyper local weather? Subscribe to The Press of Atlantic City at www.pressofac.com/subscribe. Subscribe and get full weather access: http://www.pressofac.com/subscribe See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Top 10 weather events of 2023 for New Jersey and South Jersey

It was a cold start and cold, plus snowy, end to November. That was enough to make November colder than the 1991-2020 climate average. When it comes to rain, Dave Robinson, the New Jersey State Climatologist says he's "cautious" that South Jersey is getting too dry. Meteorologist Joe Martucci and Robinson break the month that was down in the Something in the Air podcast. Topics  - A snowy end to November- November's temperatures- November's rainfall- Drought update- A stormy winter ahead ABOUT SOMETHING IN THE AIRTake a look back at the month of weather that was! Meteorologist Joe Martucci and Dave Robinson, the New Jersey State Climatologist, Joe's “weather dad” and birthday buddy, do just that for South Jersey and the Jersey Shore at the beginning of every month. Look for additional special episodes, such as winter and hurricane season forecasts, throughout the year, too. The show is two-time New Jersey Press Association award recipient. Find the show wherever you get your podcasts, The Press of Atlantic City's website, YouTube or The Stockton Channel on Comcast’s channel 9 locally in Southeastern New Jersey. Wanting more hyper local weather? Subscribe to The Press of Atlantic City at www.pressofac.com/subscribe. Subscribe and get full weather access: http://www.pressofac.com/subscribe See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After a record to near record snowless winter, a "mild or wild" winter gives hope for everyone this 2023-24 season, no matter how you feel about the cold and snow.  Judah Cohen, Director of Seasonal Forecast for Verisk AER, says either a quiet, warmer than average winter is in store in the Something in the Air podcast. Or, it could be one where the polar vortex and typical El Nino pattern line up just right for a big snow or two.  ABOUT SOMETHING IN THE AIR Take a look back at the month of weather that was! Meteorologist Joe Martucci and Dave Robinson, the New Jersey State Climatologist, Joe's “weather dad” and birthday buddy, do just that for South Jersey and the Jersey Shore at the beginning of every month. Look for additional special episodes, such as winter and hurricane season forecasts, throughout the year, too. The show is two-time New Jersey Press Association award recipient. Find the show wherever you get your podcasts, The Press of Atlantic City's website, YouTube or The Stockton Channel on Comcast’s channel 9 locally in Southeastern New Jersey. Wanting more hyper local weather? Subscribe to The Press of Atlantic City at www.pressofac.com/subscribe. Subscribe and get full weather access: http://www.pressofac.com/subscribe See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

October 2023 was one of the driest on record and was again one of the warmest, new data from the Office of the New Jersey State Climatologist shows. ABOUT SOMETHING IN THE AIR Take a look back at the month of weather that was in South Jersey! Meteorologist Joe Martucci and Dave Robinson, the New Jersey State Climatologist, Joe's “meteorological father” and birthday buddy do just that around the start of the new month. The show is two-time New Jersey Press Association award recipient. Find the show wherever you get your podcasts, The Press of Atlantic City's website, YouTube or The Stockton Channel on Comcast’s channel 9 locally in Southeastern New Jersey. Subscribe and get full weather access: http://www.pressofac.com/subscribe See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

September 2023 Weather Roundup

August 2023 South Jersey and Jersey Shore Weather Roundup

After two months, the original Something in the Air podcast crew is back together for the July 2023 Weather Roundup. Dave Robinson, the New Jersey State Climatologist, and Meteorologist Joe Martucci share their Italy trips they both took (separately) and recap the month's weather that was. - More Canadian wildfire smoke- A Press of Atlantic City exclusive on the status of drought in New Jersey- July's rainfall- Why July's temperature may surprise you- Hurricane forecast update ABOUT SOMETHING IN THE AIR Take a look back at the month of weather that was in South Jersey! Meteorologist Joe Martucci and Dave Robinson, the New Jersey State Climatologist, Joe's “meteorological father” and birthday buddy do just that around the start of the new month. The show is two-time New Jersey Press Association award recipient. Find the show wherever you get your podcasts, The Press of Atlantic City's website, YouTube or The Stockton Channel on Comcast’s channel 9 locally in Southeastern New Jersey. Music Credit: Riptide by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons by Attribution License 3.0. Go to www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0 for more. Subscribe and get full weather access: http://www.pressofac.com/subscribe See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It was all about the smoke. The worst air quality to hit South Jersey in decades came in June, as the Canadian wildfires continue to blow smoke our way for the second month in a row. More than likely, the smoke contributed to June being another below average month. It was the first time in about 15 years that the region had a below average May and June. On the rain side of things, it was dry. So much so, parts of Cumberland, Atlantic and Cape May County slipped back into drought.  Meteorologist Joe Martucci is joined by his other weather dad, Jim Eberwine, to round up June. With New Jersey State Climatologist Dr. Dave Robinson away in Europe, Joe turned to Jim for his legendary South Jersey weather knowledge.  Jim is a retired Meteorologist for the National Weather Service in Mount Holly. However, he currently serves as the Emergency Management Coordinator in Absecon, a teacher at multiple South Jersey schools and is the Grand Marshall of the Smithville Fourth of July Parade.  Today's topics Wildfire smoke June's temperatures Slipping back into drought June's rainfall Hurricane season update ABOUT SOMETHING IN THE AIR Take a look back at the month of weather that was in South Jersey! Meteorologist Joe Martucci and Dave Robinson, the New Jersey State Climatologist, Joe's “meteorological father” and birthday buddy do just that around the start of the new month. The show is two-time New Jersey Press Association award recipient. Find the show wherever you get your podcasts, The Press of Atlantic City's website, YouTube or The Stockton Channel on Comcast’s channel 9 locally in Southeastern New Jersey. Music Credit: Riptide by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons by Attribution License 3.0. Go to www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0 for more. Subscribe and get full weather access: http://www.pressofac.com/subscribe See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

April 2023 South Jersey Weather Roundup

It's official, barring a surprising April snow, South Jersey just lived through the least snowiest season since records began in 1895. The lack of snow, and rain, puts the region on the cusp of drought. It's always kept the wildfire threat high, as noted by the 500+ acre wildfire at the Stafford Forge Wildlife Management Area on March 7. Otherwise, it was pretty quiet when it came to temperatures and stormy weather. Meteorologist Joe Martucci and his weather dad, Dave Robinson, the New Jersey State Climatologist, talk all about it. ABOUT SOMETHING IN THE AIR Take a look back at the month of weather that was in South Jersey! Meteorologist Joe Martucci and Dave Robinson, the New Jersey State Climatologist, Joe's “meteorological father” and birthday buddy do just that around the start of the new month. The show is two-time New Jersey Press Association award recipient. Find the show wherever you get your podcasts, The Press of Atlantic City's website, YouTube or The Stockton Channel on Comcast’s channel 9 locally in Southeastern New Jersey. Music Credit: Riptide by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons by Attribution License 3.0. Go to www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0 for more. Subscribe and get full weather access: http://www.pressofac.com/subscribe See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.