Very close to record high temperatures for the 18th of December. But, he believes New Jersey is on pace to top its statewide December rainfall record, in which an average of 7.87 inches of rain fell across the state in December 1996. (These numbers will be updated later today if new reports come in. Spots including Cream Ridge, East Brunswick, Fort Dix, and New Brunswick hit 64 degrees early Monday morning. Here’s a look at the latest snowfall totals reported in 16 New Jersey counties as of 10 a.m. Wintry weather was never a concern here, as temperatures reached into the 60s. One more round of minor category water rise is expected around midday Monday. 50 mphĬoastal flooding was also an important impact of the storm, with many tidal water gauges exceeding flood stage. Little Egg Harbor Township, Ocean County. Lower Alloways Creek Township, Salem County. Preliminary, unofficial top measured wind gusts from the NJ Weather & Climate Network and National Weather Service as of 8:30 a.m. 10 counties had at least one 4+ inch report, as listed above. Having said that, every spot in New Jersey had at least one report of one and a half inches of rain. The lowest rain totals were right along the Jersey Shore - somewhat unusual for a 'coastal storm'. Roxbury Township, NJ Weather Forecast, with current conditions, wind, air quality, and what to expect for the next 3 days. The northern division averaged 43.9° (+5.1°, 9th mildest), southern division 47.2° (+4.8°, 8th mildest), and coastal division 47.0° (+4.8°, 7th mildest).Preliminary, unofficial top storm total rainfall from the NJ Weather & Climate Network and Community Collaborative Rain Hail and Snow (CoCoRaHS), as of 8:30 a.m. The average low of 36.3° was 5.1° above normal and ranks 4th mildest. The average high temperature of 55.6° was 4.7° above normal and ranks 10th mildest. You can also view the rain forecast for the next two days, and see a map of the recent rainfall in your area. You can view the precipitation totals for storms as well as nearby reports from weather stations across the country. This is 5.0° above normal and ranks as the 9th mildest of the past 130 years. The data is updated throughout the day as station readings are reported, usually no more than once an hour. The statewide average March temperature was 46.0°. The northern climate division averaged 7.01” (+3.00, 6th wettest), the southern division 8.15” (+3.83”, 3rd wettest), and the coastal division 8.98” (+4.56, 2nd wettest). Totals increased to the southeast where near coastal areas received 9.00”–10.00”. The northwest was least wet with 6.00”–7.00” falling. This is 3.56” above the 1991–2020 normal and ranks as the third wettest March since records commenced in 1895. Precipitation (rain and the water equivalent of the very little snow that fell) averaged 7.76” across the state. Winds gusted to 35 mph or higher at one or more Rutgers NJ Weather Network (NJWxNet) station on 16 days, exceeding 40 mph on 11 of those days. Befitting the overall mild conditions, snowfall was scarce to non-existent. Still, the month emerged as the 9th mildest on record. The first half of the month ran at a record-warm pace, the monthly average later to be tempered by a second half that was cooler than the first.

March 2024 was often a lion throughout, with frequent roaring winds and multiple rain events producing a near-record monthly precipitation total and occasional flooding. Here in Roxbury there are an abundant number of youth sports and activities, a lake complex which provides for summer beach fun, beautiful parks, immaculate athletic fields, playgrounds for the little ones and trails for the adventurous. So much for March flipping from lion to lamb or vice versa. The Recreation Department at Roxbury Township is proud to offer programs for residents of all ages.

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