Joe Martucci: Meteorologist️ 2 hours ago

EMBRACE DEBATE: SPRING FORWARD? | Like clockwork, it’s time to talk about our clocks again. Here’s a look at how your life would be different if we didn’t change the clocks twice a year. Chat in the comments about it. Jolt your brand the Shore’s top weather media company. Email us today! joe@cupajoe.live

Joe Martucci: Meteorologist️ 3 hours ago

This is your progress of our Wine Down snow melt contest. We got about a foot left here. I’m thinking it’s gone by the 12th! 😂❄️

Joe Martucci: Meteorologist️ 10 hours ago

🌀EARLY LOOK AT HURRICANE SEASON | We’re still 3 months from the start but I like what I’m seeing in the forecast so far. We should be on our way to less impacts than usual this year! Here’s why. 1) El Nino. El Nino brings more wind shear, which rips hurricanes apart. Whether it’s a “moderate” or “strong” El Nino isn’t known yet but either is good news for us. 2) This map here. The European season forecast model shows nearly the entire hurricane belt drier than average. That would be a relief. At that point, our best shot at a tropical system would be from a low pressure that forms off the Southeast coast. That would be weak (think Fay in 2020). I’ll report on the hurricane forecast when it’s out from Colorado State, which is early April. For now, be cautiously optimistic.