Weather

A sigh of relief along the Jersey Shore as Hermine weakened to a post-tropical cyclone and skirted eastward, out to sea.

Gov. Christie to declare a state of emergency for Atlantic, Cape May and Ocean counties hurting businesses at the shore.

Officials have handed out sandbags to residents and are keep an eye on the tides.

Gov. Christie declared a state of emergency, but he said it's nothing like Sandy.

The threat of heavy rain is gone with Hermine drifting east, but coastal flooding and beach erosion are still expected.

Coastal flooding is likely and Hermine is expected to drift toward New Jersey Sunday.

The American Red Cross and AAA have tips to make sure you're prepared for an emergency like a hurricane.

The highest impact will be coastal flooding and the heaviest rain will be south and east.

Remnants of Tropical Storm Hermine could impact New Jersey late Saturday and Sunday.

The bill would establish annual grants for county offices of emergency management.

The Red Cross says it has 15 volunteers from New Jersey in Louisiana right now and that number is expected to grow.

Officials announced the Bound Brook phase of flood management project officially complete.

Thousands of fish died at Saddle River County Park as temperatures soared and a fountain that helps aerate the water failed.

Forecasters are predicting a near normal hurricane season with 10 to 16 tropical storms and four to eight hurricanes. Hurricane season runs from June 1 to Nov. 30.

Meteorologist John Cifelli issues his latest forecast for the spring snowfall.