Multiple people were killed Friday night in a crash on the Black Horse Pike in Egg Harbor Township, police said.
Egg Harbor Police Captain Cherie Burgan told NJ Advance Media she did not have other details about the crash as of 10:40 p.m.
The calendar claims it’s the top of April, nevertheless it’s feeling extra like early March in New Jersey — with temperatures anticipated to dip down into the low 30s in a single day Thursday into early Friday morning.
The chilly forecast has prompted the Nationwide Climate Service to situation freeze warnings in 16 of the state’s 21 counties.
The warnings might be energetic from 1 a.m. to eight a.m. Friday in Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Cape Might, Cumberland, Gloucester, Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Ocean, Salem, Somerset, Sussex and Warren counties.
If winds change into calm, temperatures might drop as little as 30 to 32 levels, the climate service stated, noting gusty winds in some areas might maintain readings above the freezing mark.
Regardless, any “frost and freeze situations will kill crops and different delicate vegetation,” the climate service famous, saying householders and enterprise house owners ought to take steps to guard tender out of doors crops from the chilly temperatures.
Masking these crops or transferring them indoors in a single day are widespread steps that might assist save them from harm.
In the meantime, most of New Jersey might be below a hearth climate watch or purple flag warnings on Friday — for the second time in two days — due to very dry air, dry brush on the bottom and gusty winds that might trigger any small brush fires or bigger wildfires to rapidly unfold.
Crimson flag warnings and hearth climate watches might be in impact in New Jersey on Thursday and Friday, respectively.Nationwide Climate Service
Temperatures in late April usually vary from lows of 45 to 48 levels in most areas of the state, and 40 levels far north in Sussex County, with highs normally reaching the mid-60s to higher 60s.
Through the afternoon on Thursday, regardless of largely sunny skies, temperatures have been caught within the 50s throughout a lot of the state. And robust gusty winds made it really feel prefer it was within the 40s.
Morning readings have been as chilly as 27 levels in Vernon Township and 30 levels at Excessive Level Monument, each in Sussex County. That’s with out the wind chill factored in.
Even down in South Jersey, the temperature at Atlantic Metropolis Worldwide Airport dipped as little as 36 levels Thursday morning, and the wind made it really feel as chilly as 29 levels at occasions.
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Len Melisurgo could also be reached at LMelisurgo@njadvancemedia.com.
TRENTON, N.J. (CBS) — All hail the Garden State! Did you know July 27 is recognized as National New Jersey Day in the United States? Proud New Jerseyans of all kinds have been taking to social media to celebrate their home state in all of its glory.
The official New Jersey government social media accounts posted a video on Instagram, X and Facebook featuring the mascots that call New Jersey home, including the Princeton Tiger, Boomer from the Trenton Thunder, the Rutgers Scarlet Knight, and Buster from the Jersey Shore BlueClaws.
Governor Phil Murphy and First Lady of New Jersey Tammy Murphy celebrated National New Jersey Day by having lunch with the couple who are in the process of eating at every diner in the state of New Jersey.
The Murphys sat down with Karri and Jon Ricklin at the New Monmouth Diner in Middletown Township on the 244th stop of their journey.
Beyond classic diners and iconic mascots, there are so many wonderful things to do and so many beautiful things to see in New Jersey.
You can celebrate the national holiday by walking the endless miles of beautiful beaches, popping out to witness the legendary nightlife of Atlantic City, or visiting locations from various famous television shows shot in New Jersey, like, “The Sopranos” and “Jersey Shore.”
Maybe you’ll stay local and enjoy a scoop of water ice and a breakfast sandwich with pork roll… or is it Taylor ham?
Regardless of what you decide to do, be sure to celebrate the third state to join the Union in honor of National New Jersey Day.
This story was written by CBS News Philadelphia intern, Ryan Avery.
There are locations throughout New Jersey that are the epitome of great history with landmarks that shaped the fabric of this country. New Jersey is also rich in culture, diversity and a less known but significant art scene.
Families are now looking more closely into choices that are rich in culture but not a burden on the budget. If you live in New Jersey your family time, date time or getaway time should be enjoying these offerings.
Photo via Tom Merton
The people at AirportParkingReservations.com compiled a ranking of the best places to go here in New Jersey for culture, art, and history. The data they collected was based on the number of museums, art galleries, landmarks, and libraries in each city in New Jersey. A ranking was assigned based on the number of culture destinations in each location.
Coming in at number 5 was Elizabeth, NJ with 2 museums, 1 art gallery, 6 libraries, and 1 landmark. Elizabeth drew a ranking of 20.6.
Coming in at number 4 was Camden with a ranking slightly over 23.
Trenton at number 3 had 7 museums but no art galleries and 3 landmarks which gave them a ranking of 37.5.
Number 2 Newark boasted 6 museums, 6 art galleries, a whopping 17 libraries and 6 landmarks. That impressive stat garnered Newark a culture ranking of 64.6.
Coming in with a ranking of 89.7, the number one destination for art galleries, libraries, landmarks, and museums is Jersey City! They have it all. With 5 Museums, 10 art galleries, 15 libraries and 8 landmarks
There are cost-efficient cultural destinations available throughout New Jersey. Take advantage of what we have here in New Jersey.
Gallery Credit: Stacker
The post above reflects the thoughts and observations of New Jersey 101.5 weekend host Big Joe Henry. Any opinions expressed are Big Joe’s own.
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Multiple people were killed Friday night in a crash on the Black Horse Pike in Egg Harbor Township, police said.
Egg Harbor Police Captain Cherie Burgan told NJ Advance Media she did not have other details about the crash as of 10:40 p.m.
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