10/09/2025
A few spots on the shrink wrap schedule before the storm hits. The forecast is calling for lots of heavy rain and wind. If you are near the coast and are ready to wrap up patio furniture, outdoor kitchens, jet skis, etc… Give us a call 📱@ #848-992-7176.
Late Weekend Nor’easter Threat Building
Bottom line: The National Weather Service warns of a potentially significant and long-duration coastal storm from Saturday night through Monday — possibly lingering into Tuesday — with risk of moderate to major coastal flooding, significant beach erosion, and strong to damaging northeast winds along the Shore, especially Barnegat Bay southward and Delaware Bay.
Winds: Gusts up to 60+ mph possible along the coast, 30–50 mph inland to the I-95 corridor. Power outages, blowing sand, and structural strain possible.
Coastal flooding: King Tides plus persistent onshore winds could bring moderate to major flooding during multiple high-tide cycles Sunday and Monday. Back bays and tidal rivers are especially vulnerable.
Rain: 1–2+ inches likely, locally 3–5 inches near the coast.
Storm setup:
A coastal low will form near the North Carolina coast late Saturday and strengthen as it moves north Sunday into early next week. Its track depends on how it interacts with a high over Nova Scotia, a low over the Great Lakes, and even Tropical Storm Jerry.
➡️ Closer = stronger winds and major flooding
➡️ Farther offshore = lower, but still notable, impacts
đź“ŤCoastal Flood Watch already in effect for southern NJ. Stay alert, review flood plans, and follow official updates: weather.gov/phi
Below: This morning's EURO model shows a strengthening coastal low near the Delmarva Peninsula early Monday, October 13, 2025, bringing heavy rain, gusty winds, and coastal flooding potential to New Jersey and the Mid-Atlantic.
