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Live N.J. power outage tracker: Thousands in dark as high winds rip across state. Updated Apr 30, 2021; Shortly before 5 p.m., more than 16,000 utility customers across the state had lost their power, most of them in the JCP&L coverage areas in Hunterdon, Monmouth and Ocean counties. A high wind warning is in effect for most of the state from Friday afternoon through 4 a.m. Saturday, and a less-severe wind advisory is active in Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Passaic and Union counties through 6 a.m. Saturday. By late Friday morning, when the winds were just starting to ramp up, the National Weather Service and Rutgers NJ Weather Network already reported gusts of 49 mph at High Point Monument in Sussex County, 48 mph in Seaside Heights in Ocean County, 46 mph in Lower Alloways Creek in Salem County, 45 mph in Harvey Cedars on Long Beach Island and 44 mph at Atlantic City International Airport in Pomona.
N.J. weather: Frigid cold and biting winds persist on Tuesday. Here’s how long this wintry blast will last. Updated Mar 02, 2021; Posted Mar 02, 2021 Winter has returned, with temperatures stuck in the 30s on Tuesday, March 2, and the wind chill making it feel like the teens and single digits in parts of New Jersey.National Weather Service Facebook Share March has gotten off to a roaring start, with fierce winds ramping up Monday night and temperatures plunging into the teens and 20s Tuesday morning. If you factor in the wind chill, it has felt as as cold as the single digits in some parts of New Jersey.
Don’t tell the folks of Grover’s Mill that Martians don’t exist. Grover’s Mill, a section of West Windsor, was ground zero for the fictional (we hope!) Martian attack dramatized by Orson Welles and his Mercury Theatre on a Mischief Night broadcast of Oct. 30, 1938. Some thought a local water tower was a Martian spaceship. Alas, it was all just a radio show and a severe case of national hysteria. Van Nest Park at 218 Cranbury Road has a short, 50 yards or so, walk with plaques commemorating the night, and a monument recognizing Grover’s Mill’s role in a very quirky chapter of American history.
South Brunswick Man to Run The Entire Length of Jersey This Weekend I am all forgetting in shape and all for challenging myself, but I could never see myself doing something like this! There’s a man trying to run the entire length of New Jersey this weekend! His name is Cole Crosby. Cole is actually a local! He is a 32 year old man from South Brunswick and runs marathons all the time! I don’t think many people realize just how long that actually is. To run the entire length of Jersey would be to run about 190 miles. That is insane! I feel like my body would give out from exhaustion, so more power to him!
He’s attempting to run the length of N.J in just 40 hours. No one has done it before. Updated Jan 11, 2021; Posted Jan 08, 2021 Cole Crosby running a 50-kilometer race -- that's just over 31 miles -- in Long Island, N.Y., March 1, 2020Photo courtesy of Cole Crosby Facebook Share A really long run. The 32-year-old ultra-marathoner from South Brunswick is attempting to run the length of New Jersey — at least 190 miles — from the High Point Monument to the Cape May Lighthouse, starting at 2 a.m. Saturday. Crosby said he got the idea from a 2016 documentary, Running the 184, on several runners attempting the same feat. He will be joined this weekend by one of the runners in the movie, who dropped out after 140 miles due to injury.