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Tidal Flooding TalkHow people move when their homes are bought out | 2/17/2026 Tidal Flooding TalkTIDAL FLOODING TALK | FEMA’s voluntary flood buyout program aims to reduce future disaster costs, yet often shifts flood risk to new homeowners rather than removing properties from harm’s way. Rice University sociologist Jim Elliott breaks down real migration patterns, persistent structural inequalities favoring wealthier areas, and the growing challenge of climate gentrification.Experience Tidal Flooding Talk every Tuesday at 7PM, America’s leading show on coastal flooding resilience. Hosted by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition, which formed after Superstorm Sandy in 2012, it empowers leaders with dynamic workshops. Visit njcoastalcoalition.com to learn more!
2026-02-2031 minTidal Flooding TalkExtreme precipitation intensity has changed | 2/10/2026 Tidal Flooding TalkExtreme precipitation trends under global warming reveal heavy rainfall events in the tropics surging dramatically—moderate rains decline while intense downpours rise sharply over decades. University of Miami PhD student (and Jersey guy) Eric Mischell shares insights on Florida's record events like 2023 Fort Lauderdale floods, convective changes, and climate-driven water cycle shifts.Experience Tidal Flooding Talk every Tuesday at 7PM, America’s leading show on coastal flooding resilience. Hosted by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition, which formed after Superstorm Sandy in 2012, it empowers leaders with dynamic workshops. Visit njcoastalcoalition.com to learn more!
2026-02-2021 minTidal Flooding TalkThe journey to flood resiliency in Stafford, NJ | Tidal Flooding Talk (2/3/2026)In our latest New Jersey Coastal Coalition discussion, we showcased Stafford Township’s outstanding resiliency achievements, including $5–10 million in DEP-funded marsh restorations using dredge spoils, extensive lagoon dredging to fight tidal flooding, and our exciting new free web app that delivers real-time weather alerts and emergency messaging. We dove into the value of regional partnerships, Community Rating System discounts that reduce flood insurance costs, and community-led stormwater initiatives built to protect our coast from rising climate risks.
2026-02-2030 minTidal Flooding TalkWe dive into Oregon State University's Wave Research Lab | Tidal Flooding Talk for 1/27/2026Explore groundbreaking coastal resiliency research at Oregon State University's Hinsdale Wave Research Laboratory, led by Director Pedro Lomonaco. Using large-scale wave flumes and basins, they simulate hurricane surges and storm impacts on houses. This way, we all know how we need to elevating structures to protect our coastal communities from storms. Experience Tidal Flooding Talk every Tuesday at 7PM, America’s leading show on coastal flooding resilience. Hosted by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition, which formed after Superstorm Sandy in 2012, it empowers leaders with dynamic workshops. Visit njcoastalcoalition.com to learn more!
2026-02-2031 minTidal Flooding TalkWinter Storm Jonas, 10 years later | Tidal Flooding Talk 1/20/2026TIDAL FLOODING TALK | Join hosts Joe and Dan as they welcome Jim Murdoch, News 12's Jersey Shore reporter, for a captivating look back at Winter Storm Jonas—the historic 2016 blizzard that brought massive snow, tidal flooding, and thundersnow to New Jersey. Relive the intense coverage, personal stories, and lessons learned from this epic event.Join hosts Joe and Dan as they welcome Jim Murdoch, News 12's Jersey Shore reporter, for a captivating look back at Winter Storm Jonas—the historic 2016 blizzard that brought massive snow, tidal flooding, and thundersnow to New Jersey. Relive the intense coverage, personal stor...
2026-01-2623 minTidal Flooding TalkWill WAVES power New Jersey? | Tidal Flooding Talk for 1/13/2026Environmental reporter Amanda Oglesby from the Asbury Park Press (www.app.com) explored wave power’s promise as a renewable energy source for New Jersey. Though still emerging—with pioneering research at Rutgers and Stevens Institute—wave energy faces steep challenges, including ocean corrosion, high costs, and mixed political support. The discussion also covered wind project hurdles like elevated interest rates and supply chain issues, plus Superstorm Sandy’s lasting lessons on coastal resilience and flood risk.Experience Tidal Flooding Talk every Tuesday at 7PM, America’s leading show on coastal flooding resilience. Hosted by...
2026-01-2629 minTidal Flooding TalkWhat is beach erosion and how does sand move? | Tidal Flooding Talk 1/6/2026Sand on the East Coast moves north to south. Sea level depends on the tide. We dig into the science of sand with Dr. Lenore Tedesco from The Wetlands Institute (https://wetlandsinstitute.org/)! Rising sea levels threaten marshes and beaches, underscoring vital marsh restoration projects. Beach nourishment provides short-term relief from tidal flooding, but faces long-term sustainability challenges.Experience Tidal Flooding Talk every Tuesday at 7PM, America’s leading show on coastal flooding resilience. Hosted by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition, which formed after Superstorm Sandy in 2012, it empowers leaders with dynamic workshops. Visit njcoastalcoalition.com to le...
2026-01-2631 minTidal Flooding TalkWe announce our Tidal Flooding Talk awards from 2025!🌊TIDAL FLOODING TALK | Get ready for the awesome 2025 wrap-up episode of Tidal Flooding Talk! The team shares exciting stories from fighting fires in strong winds, cheers for their growing show with about 3,000 listeners each time, teases cool guests for 2026, and hands out funny "yearbook superlatives" to amazing experts—ending with a shocking fact about huge storm surges that left everyone quiet.Experience Tidal Flooding Talk every Tuesday at 7PM, America’s leading show on coastal flooding resilience. Hosted by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition, which formed after Superstorm Sandy in 2012, it empowers leaders with dynamic workshops. Visit njcoast...
2026-01-0631 minTidal Flooding TalkSpanish is complex. This man simplifies it for weather hazards. | Tidal Flooding Talk for 12/23/2025Discover the challenges of translating weather forecasts into Spanish and improving flood warnings in this insightful meeting summary. Dr. Joseph Trujillo-Falcon, Assistant Professor at the University of Illinois, discusses tidal flooding, rip currents, and recurrent floods, plus a new AI tool that cuts translation time from hours to minutes. Learn why clear, simple language matters for safety and how social science boosts meteorology education. Perfect for understanding better weather communication in Spanish!Experience Tidal Flooding Talk every Tuesday at 7PM, America’s leading show on coastal flooding resilience. Hosted by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition, wh...
2026-01-0629 minTidal Flooding TalkJoin our FREE Flood Alert Web App | Tidal Flooding Talk for 12/16/2025GeoCollaborate and Storm Center Communications unveiled an exciting new partnership to create a powerful flood communications web app. The customizable GeoCollaborate dashboard pulls real-time NOAA data, delivers alerts, and lets New Jersey Coastal Coalition communities send targeted warnings, tide updates, and safety messages directly to residents—all in one easy-to-use platform. See it for yourself at at https://njcc.geocollaborate.com/dashboard/.Experience Tidal Flooding Talk every Tuesday at 7PM, America’s leading show on coastal flooding resilience. Hosted by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition, which formed after Superstorm Sandy in 2012, it empowers leaders with dynamic workshops. Visi...
2026-01-0630 minTidal Flooding TalkThe 2025 Hurricane Season, with the National Hurricane Center | Tidal Flooding Talk for 12/9/2025National Hurricane Center storm surge specialist Cassie Mora shared her inspiring journey from a childhood fascination during Tropical Storm Ernesto to forecasting at NHC. She broke down the 2025 season, explained the new hurricane cone graphics and rip current tools, and stressed focusing on impacts—not just the cone—while preparing communities year-round.Experience Tidal Flooding Talk every Tuesday at 7PM, America’s leading show on coastal flooding resilience. Hosted by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition, which formed after Superstorm Sandy in 2012, it empowers leaders with dynamic workshops. Visit njcoastalcoalition.com to learn more!
2026-01-0630 minTidal Flooding Talk100-year floods evolved, we should have ditched it anyway | 12/2/2025 Tidal Flooding TalkThe “100-year flood” means a 1% chance each year, not every century. Dr. Hamed Moftakhari of the University of Alabama explains climate change is raising nuisance flooding costs through repeated events. Will better models keep New Jersey safe and ready?Experience Tidal Flooding Talk every Tuesday at 7PM, America’s leading show on coastal flooding resilience. Hosted by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition, which formed after Superstorm Sandy in 2012, it empowers leaders with dynamic workshops. Visit njcoastalcoalition.com to learn more!
2026-01-0629 minTidal Flooding TalkSPECIAL: The winter forecast with Dr. Judah Cohen | 11/24/2025 Tidal Flooding TalkDr. Judah Cohen, Director of Subseasonal Forecasting at AER and Visiting Scientist at MIT's Parsons Lab explored Arctic predictors like Siberian snow and sea ice, polar vortex dynamics, and La Niña’s subtle impacts on Mid-Atlantic winters. Models favor milder temperatures and lighter snow for New Jersey—but will a looming stratospheric coupling unleash a 2009-style polar plunge by December?Experience Tidal Flooding Talk every Tuesday at 7PM, America’s leading show on coastal flooding resilience. Hosted by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition, which formed after Superstorm Sandy in 2012, it empowers leaders with dynamic workshops. Visit njcoast...
2026-01-0629 minTidal Flooding TalkHow the West Coast does coastal resiliency | Tidal Flooding Talk for 11/18/2025Fire Chief Jesse Peri tackles year-round wildfires, winter king tides, and storm surges in Stinson Beach, CA, just north of San Francisco. From inflatable boat rescues and dune restoration to septic flood risks and evacuation routes, he shares strategies for managing transient crowds, access challenges, and county collaboration amid rising threats.Experience Tidal Flooding Talk every Tuesday at 7PM, America’s leading show on coastal flooding resilience. Hosted by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition, which formed after Superstorm Sandy in 2012, it empowers leaders with dynamic workshops. Visit njcoastalcoalition.com to learn more!
2026-01-0630 minTidal Flooding TalkClimate change is impacting nor'easters | Tidal Flooding Talk for 11/11/2025Dr. Michael Mann, perhaps the most known name in climate, discussed how climate change is shifting Nor'easters. Inspired by the 2010 Snowmageddon, his research using 75 years of data revealed an 8% increase in maximum wind speeds due to ocean warming. He emphasized greater awareness and research to prepare coastal communities.Experience Tidal Flooding Talk every Tuesday at 7PM, America’s leading show on coastal flooding resilience. Hosted by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition, which formed after Superstorm Sandy in 2012, it empowers leaders with dynamic workshops. Visit njcoastalcoalition.com to learn more!
2026-01-0633 minTidal Flooding TalkMore powerful hurricanes mean more "Ghost Boats" | Tidal Flooding Talk for 11/4/2025In an electrifying team session, the crew gears up for their Halloween episode on "ghost boats"—derelict vessels menacing coasts with storms, costing over $24,000 each to remove amid funding shortfalls. Kiley Price of Inside Climate News unpacked whale perils: ghost gear entanglements, vessel strikes along the East Coast, and innovations like ropeless fishing plus NOAA-guided slowdown zones to safeguard endangered North Atlantic right whales.Experience Tidal Flooding Talk every Tuesday at 7PM, America’s leading show on coastal flooding resilience. Hosted by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition, which formed after Superstorm Sandy in 2012, it empowers leaders with dyna...
2026-01-0633 minTidal Flooding TalkJoe Bastardi: Jersey Roots, Weather Legend | Tidal Flooding Talk for 10/28/2025Joe Bastardi, the legendary meteorologist who career spans from AccuWeather's early days to WeatherBell to social media, joins the show. The focus is on his Power and Impact scale. Joe argues that the current Saffir-Simpson scale for hurricanes is outdated and we have the tools to provide a better idea of how impactful a hurricane is than just winds. No one is more passionate about weather than Joe, though. So, the episode talks about Sandy in 2012 being classified as a post-tropical cyclone instead of a hurricane, and his Jersey Roots in Somers Point. Experience Tidal...
2026-01-0630 minTidal Flooding TalkSHARKS to tracks hurricanes?! Yes. | Tidal Flooding Talk 10/21/2025It's shark week at Tidal Flooding Talk! Discover how marine scientists tag pelagic sharks like makos and blues with advanced sensors to gather real-time ocean data on temperature, salinity, and heat content. This cost-effective method can outperform pricey gliders, enhancing Atlantic hurricane forecasts amid climate change. From offshore expeditions to tag deployment challenges, explore the future of bio-logging in marine research. Dr. Aaron Carlisle, Associate Professor at the University of Delaware, joins Dan, Palma and Joe to share his shark stories. Experience Tidal Flooding Talk every Tuesday at 7PM, America’s leading show on coastal flooding resilience. Ho...
2026-01-0630 minTidal Flooding TalkIt's a 'new era' of floods. Are Americans prepared? | 10/14/2025 Tidal Flooding TalkBen Noll and Sarah Kaplan from The Washington Post explored Hurricane Helene’s inland flooding and communication breakdowns in North Carolina (https://www.washingtonpost.com/climate-environment/2025/07/07/hurricane-helene-evacuation-north-carolina-warnings/). The team discussed rising atmospheric moisture, global flood risks, and education gaps. Leadership updates and forecasting insights deepened their mission: improving public understanding and resilience in a rapidly changing climate.Experience Tidal Flooding Talk every Tuesday at 7PM, America’s leading show on coastal flooding resilience. Hosted by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition, which formed after Superstorm Sandy in 2012, it empowers leaders with dynamic workshops. Visit njcoastalcoalition.com to learn more...
2026-01-0631 minTidal Flooding TalkAtmospheric rivers are hitting the East Coast more | Tidal Flooding Talk for 10/6/2025Dr. Venkatachalam “Ram” Ramaswamy, director of NOAA’s Geophysical Dynamics Fluid Laboratory (www.gfdl.noaa.gov), discussed shifting atmospheric river patterns. Research shows East Coast atmospheric rivers are increasing in frequency, impacting populated areas, while West Coast events are decreasing. These changes, linked to climate patterns like El Niño, affect precipitation, flooding, and water management, with models improving predictions.Experience Tidal Flooding Talk every Tuesday at 7PM, America’s leading show on coastal flooding resilience. Hosted by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition, which formed after Superstorm Sandy in 2012, it empowers leaders with dynamic workshops. Visit njcoastalcoalition.com to le...
2026-01-0629 minTidal Flooding TalkHow Babcock Ranch, FL became a "hurricane-proof" town | Tidal Flooding Talk for 9/30/2025In a riveting discussion, Amy Wicks, owner of Wicks Consulting Group (https://wickscg.com/) unveiled the hurricane-proof marvel of Babcock Ranch, a Florida community defying storms. Nestled 20 miles from Fort Myers, it boasts solar fields, water storage and an underground power grid ensuring uninterrupted electricity. By mapping natural water flows and raising uplands, Babcock Ranch channels water through wetlands, making the town flood-proof. Amy’s innovative strategies, blending resilient infrastructure with native plantings, have inspired municipalities to rethink codes, though developer enthusiasm lags. Amy’s vision for storm-safe communities shines as a beacon of hope against intensifying hurr...
2026-01-0629 minTidal Flooding TalkWildfires drive more flash flooding. Here's why | Tidal Flooding Talk for 9/23/2025Joined by Inside Climate News journalist Kylie Price, Joe Martucci and Dan Skeldon dove into her gripping article on how wildfire burn scars trigger devastating flash floods, spotlighting a New Mexico case where altered soil fuels torrents. The trio tackled New Jersey’s Pine Barrens, where climate-driven fires and hurricanes like Sandy amplify risks, urging robust disaster resilience through early evacuations and dynamic community action.Experience Tidal Flooding Talk every Tuesday at 7PM, America’s leading show on coastal flooding resilience. Hosted by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition, which formed after Superstorm Sandy in 2012, it empowers leaders with...
2026-01-0630 minTidal Flooding TalkHurricane Erin floods Margate, NJ | Tidal Flooding Talk for 9/9/2025Discover Margate's response to record-breaking August 21st flooding. Join Fire Chief Dan Adams as they discuss Hurricane Erin's impact, emergency coordination, mutual aid, and public safety measures. Learn about rescue efforts, specialized equipment, and the importance of flood preparedness in this insightful community discussion.Experience Tidal Flooding Talk every Tuesday at 7PM, America’s leading show on coastal flooding resilience. Hosted by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition, which formed after Superstorm Sandy in 2012, it empowers leaders with dynamic workshops. Visit njcoastalcoalition.com to learn more!
2026-01-0632 minTidal Flooding TalkThe most extreme 3 storm surges for NJ, America, and the world | Tidal Flooding Talk for 9/16/2025Hurricane Hal, Dr. Hal Needham, is the world's premiere researcher on storm surges and for this week's episode, you get a look at the top 3 storm surges on record for New Jersey, American and the globe. Hurricane Hal describes why NJ hasn't even seen a worst-case scenario for storm surge on record yet but also why NJ will never be top of the list for the globe. Tune in to be amazed! You can find Hurricane Hal's research on http://www.u-surge.net/ and if you're in Galveston, TX, go on his Hurricane Tour around town http://www.galvestonhurricanetour...
2026-01-0630 minTidal Flooding TalkThe history of NJ's beach replenishment | 9/2/2025 Tidal Flooding Talk with Dr. Nicole ElkoIn the Tidal Flooding Talk episode, Dr. Nicole Elko, Executive Director of the American Shore and Beach Preservation Association (ASBPA), discussed New Jersey’s history of beach replenishment. Founded in 1926 right here in NJ, the ASBPA supports beach renourishment, impacting economies and storm protection. Plans for its 2026 centennial conference in Atlantic City were shared, alongside insights on erosion patterns, sand types, and economic benefits of beach nourishment.Experience Tidal Flooding Talk every Tuesday at 7PM, America’s leading show on coastal flooding resilience. Hosted by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition, which formed after Superstorm Sandy in 2...
2026-01-0631 minTidal Flooding TalkMargate, NJ Mayor Michael Collins on Flood Resilience | Tidal Flooding Talk for 8/26/2025Mayor Michael Collins of Margate, NJ, right at our Jersey Shore home, addressed Margate's persistent coastal flooding. He's advocated for tailored, cost-effective solutions rather than a single fix. He commended the New Jersey Coastal Coalition for resource-sharing and emphasized post-Hurricane Sandy building code changes, raising homes for resilience, despite altering the town’s character. Effective coordination among city departments and multi-platform communication, including social media, were crucial for public awareness. Collins stressed educating residents, especially newcomers, about flood risks. Margate has maintained its Class 5 Community Rating System status, securing a 25% flood insurance discount through FEMA-compliant co...
2026-01-0631 minTidal Flooding TalkFlorida’s new hurricane recovery law stirs debate | Tidal Flooding Talk for 8/19/2025Florida’s Senate Bill 180, signed into law, restricts post-hurricane rebuilding regulations, prompting lawsuits, including one targeting Manatee County. The bill limits local governments’ ability to strengthen building codes for two years after a hurricane, raising flood insurance costs. Manatee County leads a multi-county campaign for legislative changes, while critics warn of hindered storm recovery. Positively, SB 180 streamlines permitting, enhances debris management, and provides first-responder training, aiming to speed up recovery and reduce rebuilding burdens. Alex Harris (now recurring guest) from the Miami Herald and Ryan Ballogg of the Bradenton Herald join the show to provide insi...
2026-01-0630 minTidal Flooding TalkCatching back up with South Jersey Weather Legend Jim Eberwine | Tidal Flooding Talk for 8/12/2025TIDAL FLOODING TALK | Get ready for a weather whirlwind! Retired National Weather Service Meteorologist, Absecon Emergency Manager, and FEMA instructor Jim Eberwine dished on New Jersey’s tidal flooding—August is the state's calm, but October’s a flood chaos zone. Jim warned that warming Atlantic waters are priming storms, especially in the Gulf and Caribbean, with rapid intensification spooking emergency managers. He clarified storm surges versus tides for preparedness for us, too. Stay until the end to hear Joe's hot take on how to revamp beach badges in NJ. Experience Tidal Flooding Talk e...
2026-01-0630 minTidal Flooding TalkThis artist is painting climate change murals all over D.C. | Tidal Flooding Talk 8/12/2025TIDAL FLOODING TALK | Immerse yourself into climate change with artist Andrea Limauro (https://www.andrealimauro.com/), Georgetown’s Earth Commons Institute artist-in-residence. The Italian born artist unveils his stunning murals, like "The River and the Town," tackling D.C.’s spring flooding and urban heat. From 200-hour painting marathons to flood resilience insights, Andrea blends art and science to spark action. The crew also chats fall festivities, D.C. adventures, and tough building codes for coastal resilience. Join us for a vibrant mix of art, climate, and hope!Experience Tidal Flooding Talk every Tuesday at 7PM...
2026-01-0630 minTidal Flooding TalkFunding Coastal Resiliency Success in Long Beach Twp | 7/29/2025 Tidal Flooding TalkAngela Anderson, from Long Beach Township Field Station (https://lbtfieldstation.com/), shares insights on its educational programs, like Terrapin Tuesdays, and coastal research role. She discusses the Clam Cove oyster restoration project, a 22-acre initiative funded by $1 million in grants and corporate support. Angela highlights her grant-writing expertise, emphasizing relationship-building for successful coastal resiliency funding. Discover the Long Beach Township Field Station’s impact and innovative projects, including oyster farming and marsh island restoration, on Long Beach Island.Experience Tidal Flooding Talk every Tuesday at 7PM, America’s leading show on coastal floo...
2026-01-0630 minTidal Flooding TalkNJ Wetlands Vanish as Sea Levels Rise | 7/22/2025 Tidal Flooding Talk with Frank KummerEnvironmental reporter Frank Kummer of the Philadelphia Inquirer discusses New Jersey's disappearing wetlands, driven by sea level rise and tidal flooding. His article on Scotch Bonnet Island (https://www.inquirer.com/news/new-jersey/scotch-bonnet-island-wetlands-sea-rise-20250528.html) highlights rapid marsh loss and efforts to combat erosion with sediment projects. The group explores climate change impacts, challenges in sustaining 200,000 acres of wetlands, and mixed public perceptions, emphasizing the need for factual awareness despite economic and policy hurdles.Experience Tidal Flooding Talk every Tuesday at 7PM, America’s leading show on coastal flooding resilience. Hosted by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition, wh...
2026-01-0631 minTidal Flooding TalkThe TFT team hangs out. Get to know us! | Tidal Flooding Talk 7/15/2025Join Palma, Joe, and Dan as they dive into tidal flooding, contractor licensing in NJ, and weather alert differences. Learn why licensed contractors are crucial for storm recovery, the role of building inspectors, and the value of weather radios. The team also discusses minor league baseball, season preferences, and their podcast’s six-month milestone, offering a mix of serious insights and light-hearted banter. Tune in for expert tips and engaging conversations!Experience Tidal Flooding Talk every Tuesday at 7PM, America’s leading show on coastal flooding resilience. Hosted by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition, which form...
2026-01-0636 minTidal Flooding TalkFlooding in Louisiana vs. New Jersey with Alexa Trischler | Tidal Flooding Talk for July 8, 2025Egg Harbor Township native and now New Orleans meteorologist Alexa Trischler (https://www.wwltv.com/article/about-us/team-bios/wwltv-new-orleans-alexa-trischler-meteorologist-hurricanes-weather/289-a9fa01fb-6a48-41b4-8243-3971c319cf0c) joins the show to explore coastal flooding between Louisiana and New Jersey. Inspired by Hurricane Sandy and mentored by our very own Dan Skeldon, Trischler highlights New Orleans’ flood-prone culture, where levees and pumps can fail against heavy rains. She contrasts Louisiana’s levee-focused resilience with New Jersey’s post-Sandy building codes. Trischler also shares her WWL Louisiana media work and local food insights.Experience Tidal...
2026-01-0630 minTidal Flooding TalkWatching the tide rise from the (Scott's) Dock of a bay | Tidal Flooding Talk for 7/1/2025TIDAL FLOODING TALK | Scott Bonar from Scott’s Dock (www.scottsdock.com) has deep family roots in Margate, NJ, where his dock has been a local staple for generations. On this week’s TFT, Scott shares what it’s like running a waterfront business in the back bays - from boat rentals and fishing to tidal flooding and storm prep. Scott talks about how tides, flooding, and coastal storms impact daily life on the bay, what he’s seen change over the years, and offers advice for first-time boaters navigating Margate’s tides. Experience Tidal Flooding T...
2026-01-0631 minTidal Flooding TalkCoastal Flooding in a Digital Weather World with Matt Lanza | 6/24/2025 Tidal Flooding TalkMatt Lanza, a Somers Point native, is the face of Space City Weather in the Houston, TX area (www.spacecityweather.com). On this week's TFT, he compares coastal flooding there to his native NJ. He discusses Houston’s geography, with intense rainfall and drainage issues, and his very own flood severity scale, revised with University of Houston. Lanza notes Galveston’s normalized flooding, unlike NJ’s, with storms like Harvey and Ike as benchmarks. He addresses rising Gulf Coast real estate prices, soaring insurance rates due to hailstorms, and concerns about land subsidence and sea level rise.
2026-01-0631 minTidal Flooding TalkHow the NJ Coastal Coalition Bolsters Flood Protection | 6/10/2025 Tidal Flooding TalkWe kick off this episode with a brief lesson from Palma on the building terms you need to know for putting a home or business in a flood zone. Then, we bring on Paul Dietrich, the New Jersey Coastal Coalition's organizer of the Multi-Jurisdictional Program for Public Information (MJPPI) for the remainder of the episode. Paul runs the LARGEST MJPPI in America, bringing extra flood insurance rate reductions for member towns in Cape May and Atlantic counties. He discussed what goes into running the MJPPI. Then, Paul makes his case for why there's never a bad slide...
2026-01-0633 minTidal Flooding TalkSustainability in Education and Communication | 6/2/2025 Tidal Flooding Talk with Dr. Garrett BroadDr. Garrett Broad, a Rowan University professor, discusses his work in sustainability within communication studies with Palma and Joe. Inspired by a course on ecological utopias during his undergraduate studies in the Netherlands, he shifted his focus from political science to environmental issues. His book, More Than Just Food, examines how community-based organizations use food to promote health, economic development, and environmental action in low-income areas. Watch Tidal Flooding Talk (TFT) every Tuesday at 7PM. TFT is America's only regular show that focuses on coastal flooding resiliency. TFT is organized by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition (NJCC...
2026-01-0632 minTidal Flooding TalkNational Hurricane Center Director Michael Brennan | 5/27/2025's Tidal Flooding TalkThis was a BIG get for us. National Hurricane Center Director Dr. Michael Brennan joined Dan and Joe on Tidal Flooding Talk. We thank the Director for his time leading right up to Hurricane Season June 1. We discussed the 2025 season, with a special focus on the Jersey Shore. Do not miss this one!Watch Tidal Flooding Talk (TFT) every Tuesday at 7PM. TFT is America's only regular show that focuses on coastal flooding resiliency. TFT is organized by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition (NJCC), a group of towns near the coast and rivers that united after Superstorm...
2026-01-0633 minTidal Flooding TalkAquifers, Floods & Cool Earth Facts | Tidal Flooding Talk 5/20/2025pJoin Joe, and Palma as they explore coastal flooding and saltwater problems with Natalie Morgan, a geologist in NJ! Natalie shares her journey from Muay Thai fighter to geologist, explaining how floods affect water, wetlands, and creepy ghost forests. They talk about soil tests, drought, and sinking land in New Jersey. Learn why permeable structures and natural fertilizers matter for floodplains. Discover how geologists and engineers team up to make buildings safe on shaky coastal ground!Watch Tidal Flooding Talk (TFT) every Tuesday at 7PM. TFT is America's only regular show that focuses on coastal flooding resiliency...
2026-01-0633 minTidal Flooding TalkPolicing, Tidal Flooding and Long Beach Island | 5/13/2025 Tidal Flooding TalkJoe Martucci, Dan Skeldon, and Palma Shiles welcome Harvey Cedars Police Chief Robert Burnaford on Tidal Flooding Talk to discuss Memorial Day safety. They explore summer preparedness, tidal flooding challenges, and high water vehicle use during emergencies like Superstorm Sandy. The team emphasizes community outreach, inter-agency collaboration, and weather forecasting for a safe holiday. Learn about the impacts of past storms and planning for a vibrant summer season.Watch Tidal Flooding Talk (TFT) every Tuesday at 7PM. TFT is America's only regular show that focuses on coastal flooding resiliency. TFT is organized by the New...
2026-01-0630 minTidal Flooding TalkREALTOR'S Inside View on Real Estate and Coastal Flooding | 5/6/2025 Tidal Flooding TalkOn this Tidal Flooding Talk, hosts Joe, Dan, and Palma joined Patricia Gray Hendricks, a REALTOR, former Cape May City Deputy Mayor and New Jersey Coastal Coalition stakeholder, to discuss stormwater management and tidal flooding risks. Drawing from her past as deputy mayor, Patricia stressed educating homeowners on flood risks and new disclosure laws. She advocated for flood vents to cut insurance costs and raised concerns about proposed elevation hikes. The team also celebrated Cape May’s fall charm and planned for Memorial Day, blending coastal allure with pressing environmental issues for the next episode.
2026-01-0630 minTidal Flooding TalkOur conversation with the NJ State Climatologist, Dr. Dave Robinson | 4/29/2025 Tidal Flooding TalkWildfires and coastal flooding severely impact New Jersey’s environment. Dr. Dave Robinson stresses understanding climatological trends to address these issues. This Tidal Flooding Talk episode covers tidal flooding and sea breeze climatology. Did you know that Seaside Heights and Long Beach Island are the COLDEST places at the Jersey Shore? Dan, Palma and Joe also explain what exactly a state climatologist does and then wraps up with the one thing everyone can't stop talking about. Everyone had the same, wildfire, answer. Watch Tidal Flooding Talk (TFT) every Tuesday at 7PM. TFT is America's only regular show th...
2026-01-0630 minTidal Flooding TalkSurfing Stories and Flooding Education with David Werner | 4/15/2025 Tidal Flooding Talk🏄Dan, Palma and Joe speak with Werner Surf School owner and MATES High School Science Teacher David Werner. David shared how the shore has changed, the challenge of teaching surfers about ocean dangers, and how rip currents can be tricky. We then wrapped up discussing surfing in Ireland, how beach projects affect surfing, and why it’s important to be careful and know your limits.
2026-01-0630 minTidal Flooding TalkJim Eberwine, South Jersey Weather LEGEND, joins 4/15/2025's Tidal Flooding TalkOur reboot of Tidal Flooding Talk wouldn't be complete without our most recurring guest. Jim Eberwine, retired National Weather Service forecaster, Absecon Emergency Manager and FEMA lecturer, joined the show. He shared concerns about AI and technological advancements reshaping weather forecasting, stressing that human intuition remains vital. He noted a quiet weather year with no major nor'easters, though a minor tidal flooding event was expected, and underscored the need for coastal flooding preparedness amid potential funding cuts and fading memories of storms like Hurricane Sandy. Eberwine highlighted Hurricane Ida’s severe impact on New Jersey and New York, driven by...
2026-01-0630 minTidal Flooding TalkGreat Storms of the Jersey Storm with Scott Mazzella | 4/8/2025 Tidal Flooding TalkScott Mazzella, Author of Great Storms of the Jersey Shore, joins Dan and Joe to talk about the generations of the shore. After each major storm brought more buildings, more build-up and more people susceptible to tidal flooding. From the 1944 storm to the Ash Wednesday Storm of 1962 to Superstorm Sandy, they go through it all. Watch Tidal Flooding Talk (TFT)—America's only regular show that focuses on coastal flooding resiliency. TFT is put on by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition (NJCC), a group of towns near the coast and rivers that teamed up after Superstorm Sandy hit in...
2026-01-0630 minTidal Flooding TalkDrought continues in NJ | Tidal Flooding Talk for 4/1/2025Dan, Palma and Joe are back to talk about the opposite of flooding, drought. New Jersey is in its most significant drought since 2001-2002. However, recent rains have eased it a bit. They explore why the drought developed and where we are going. Plus, it's impacts on saltwater intrusion, wildfire season and more.Watch Tidal Flooding Talk (TFT)—America's only regular show that focuses on coastal flooding resiliency. TFT is put on by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition (NJCC), a group of towns near the coast and rivers that teamed up after Superstorm Sandy hit in 2012.
2026-01-0630 minTidal Flooding TalkWave Safe with Bruckner Chase | 3/25/2025 Tidal Flooding TalkJoe, Palma, and Dan interview Bruckner Chase, a water safety expert from New Jersey and NOAA Ocean and Coastal Safety ambassador. From the Jersey Shore to American Samoa, Bruckner works to keep people safe around water.Bruckner shared insights on coastal hazards, the challenges of construction in flood zones, and the need for better communication of ocean science and safety to visitors. They also discussed the power of moving water, assessing swimming abilities against ocean conditions, and providing critical safety information to beachgoers.Watch Tidal Flooding Talk (TFT)—America's only regular show that focuses on co...
2026-01-0629 minTidal Flooding TalkWhat to know about flood insurance in NJ | 3/18/2025 Tidal Flooding TalkPalma, Dan and Joe chatted about flood insurance in New Jersey, spotlighting its value since Hurricane Sandy. They praised the New Jersey Coastal Coalition for helping towns join the Community Rating System (CRS) to cut insurance costs. Joe pointed out that CRS boosts scores with no downsides. With 200,000 policies, New Jersey trails Florida but enforces tougher height rules. Palma suggested flood-proofing homes to save on rates, while Joe pondered the impact of raising flood height rules by 5 feet.Joe brought up recent floods in Italy’s Tuscany and Emilia Romagna that shut schools. The ta...
2026-01-0629 minTidal Flooding TalkNational Weather Service in Mt. Holly, NJ | Tidal Flooding Talk 3/11/2025Eric Hoeflich, a meteorologist and coastal flooding coordinator from the U.S. National Weather Service (NWS), discussed the upcoming king tides and the quiet tidal flooding season in New Jersey. He noted the last advisory was in mid-November, crediting fewer storms, though tidal flooding remains a constant threat. The team emphasized their work with coastal towns to share vital forecasts.Inspired by Hurricane Sandy, Eric educates communities about tidal flooding risks. He mentioned NWS plans to shift to statements and warnings by 2026 and improve flood mapping. Joe, Dan Skeldon and Palma Shiles stressed public awareness, especially for part-time...
2026-01-0629 minTidal Flooding TalkThe NJ Flood Institute with Dr. Bill Thomas | 3/4/2025 Tidal Flooding TalkThe New Jersey Flood Institute (NJFI) is the research arm of the New Jersey Coastal Coalition. Dr. Bill Thomas, Director of the NJFI, will discuss how its making the Jersey Shore more flood resilient. Plus, we'll even discuss his time in Papua New Guinea. Meteorologists Joe Martucci and Dan Skeldon will interview Dr. Thomas, and talk about this cold winter and worsening drought.Tidal Flooding Talk is America's only regular show dedicated to coastal flooding resiliency. Run by the New Jersey Coastal Coalition (NJCC), it is a group of New Jersey floodplain communities that meet monthly...
2026-01-0629 minTidal Flooding Talk2/25/2025 Tidal Flooding Talk | Sandy stories and more with Margate OEM Director Chuck LaBarreMeteorologists Joe Martucci and Dan Skeldon, along with Margate, NJ emergency management director Chuck LaBarre, met to discuss the quiet winter, upcoming spring, and flood insurance importance. They emphasized emergency managers' roles in disaster preparedness, with Chuck sharing communication strategies for residents and visitors.The team then addressed challenges in weather forecasting, public response, and warning issuance timing. Margate’s class 5 community rating system score offers homeowners a 25% discount. Upcoming National Weather Service changes will replace coastal flood advisories with watches and warnings to reduce fatigue and highlight severity.The New Je...
2026-01-0629 minTidal Flooding TalkTidal Flooding Talk | 2/11/2025 | Snow and protecting against nuisance floodingA South Jersey Snow Special is here and tidal flooding comes later on Thursday. Palma Shiles, Dan Skeldon and Meteorologist Joe Martucci talk about how our New Jersey Coastal Coalition towns are building more resilient communities exactly for this kind of flooding, a look at the weather forecast and more on Tidal Flooding Talk.The New Jersey Coastal Coalition (NJCC) is a group of New Jersey floodplain communities that meet monthly in a workshop setting, to discuss common municipal flooding issues. Formed in response to the 2012 Super Storm Sandy, we have met regularly since January 2013...
2026-01-0629 minTidal Flooding TalkTidal Flooding Talk Feb 4 2025Palma Shiles, Dan Skeldon and I are back for the second episode of Tidal Flooding Talk's revamp. With a wintry mix coming Wednesday night into Thursday, the trio will discuss safety hazards for icing. Plus, there's been a lack of tidal flooding lately. The three explore if that will continue. Of course, we'll answer your questions you post in the comments as well!The New Jersey Coastal Coalition (NJCC) is a group of New Jersey floodplain communities that meet monthly in a workshop setting, to discuss common municipal flooding issues. Formed in response to the 2012...
2026-01-0629 min
Bracy Sports MediaBracy Sports Media Podcast Episode 36 with Matt MartucciIn today's episode, recorded on December 1, 2024, I am joined by play-by-play broadcaster Matt Martucci (@toochPXP). Martucci is the radio voice of the Saint Joseph's University men's basketball team and television voice of The Basketball Tournament (TBT), in addition to other work. Martucci and analyst John Giannini will be the TV commentators for the Big 5 Classic on Saturday, December 7 at Wells Fargo Center.Stories mentioned in podcast:-Big 5 Weekly Roundup: November 25–December 1-Bracy Column: La Salle’s dominant performance against Temple kept beaming Explorers fans smiling afterward-Mel Greenberg MVP Award to be p...
2024-12-0348 min
Across the SkyMeet Joe 'The Weatherman' Moravsky from NBC's American Ninja WarriorWhat do you get when you blend athletic skill with a love for weather? An elite ninja warrior, of course!
Joe Moravsky is a meteorologist and the manager of the Stamford Ninja Academy in Connecticut. He has appeared on multiple seasons of the hit NBC series "American Ninja Warrior" and is one of the show's most successful contestants.
Moravsky shares his unique story and discusses his background in weather and athletics on this week's episode.
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2023-11-2737 min
Across the SkyNeil deGrasse Tyson addresses 21st century science communicationsMaking science easy to understand and relatable has always been a challenge, but in the world of social media and misinformation, it's become even more difficult. Few people know this better than popular astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson.
In a break from our usual focus on weather, Tyson joins the podcast this week to discuss the state of science communication in the 21st century. Why does misinformation spread so easily and what can be done to combat it? How can we improve science education? Tyson also shares the words he thinks are most misunderstood, what they really mean...
2023-11-1345 min
Across the SkySenior citizens and extreme weather: How to help them prepare and stay safeSevere weather situations can be stressful events, especially to some of the most vulnerable individuals in our communities including the elderly. Older individuals may not be aware of severe conditions or have the means to seek shelter, so having a plan and support system could make the difference when it comes to life and death situations.
On this week's episode, Dr. Lauren Southerland joins the podcast to explain why hazardous weather like heat, wildfire smoke and hurricanes often takes a greater toll on senior citizens. She also discusses what you can do to help keep your loved...
2023-11-0637 min
Across the SkyFormer HGTV host Paul James explains the science of changing leaf colorsWhen it's fall, leaf colors change from green to vibrant shades of red, orange, and yellow. But why does that happen?
Paul James, a gardener from Tulsa, Oklahoma known as "The Gardener Guy," and the former host of "Gardening by the Yard" on HGTV explains what happens when the amount of sunlight decreases and temperatures change. He also discusses the variation in fall foliage in different tree species and where you can see some of the best color.
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2023-10-2329 min
Across the SkyOur fragile moment: A conversation with climate change expert Michael MannAs the saying goes, history often repeats itself. Could that also hold true when looking at the current state of the climate and where we may be heading?
On this episode, the team talks with Dr. Michael Mann, the director of the University of Pennsylvania Center for Science, Sustainability, and the Media and one of the world's leading experts on climate change. They discuss his new book, “Our Fragile Moment,” that examines Earth’s climate history. Mann explains why the climate change we're currently experiencing is unique, why the next decade is so critical to our future climat...
2023-10-1644 min
Across the SkyTop 10 things to know about fallOctober is here and that means peak fall! The leaves are changing color, football is on all weekend, and pumpkin spice everything is out in full force. As for the weather, temperatures are getting cooler, and though fall is generally seen as a quieter season, there's actually a lot to talk about.
For this week's episode of "Across the Sky," the Lee Weather Team shares the 10 most important things you need to know about fall. The team discusses the timing of fall and when you're most likely to see the best fall color. They dive into the...
2023-10-0251 min
Across the SkyHeat and football: Here's what athletes should know to stay safeBefore cool fall days arrive, the first weeks of football practice and games come in the August heat. High-intensity drills beneath the hot sun can do serious harm to the body, even to those in excellent shape.
This week, the team talks with Dr. Douglas Casa at the University of Connecticut's Korey Stringer Institute about how to manage the heat and recognize heat illness before it’s too late. Casa also discusses the importance of high school teams having athletic trainers and weighs in on which is better: water or sports drinks like Gatorade.
Korey Str...
2023-08-2134 min
Across the SkyWhy wildfires and their smoke are getting worseFrom the Midwest to the Northeast, many in the U.S. have been dealing with the smoke from the record breaking Canadian wildfires for over a month now. Hazy skies have been common and extremely low air quality has occurred in spots. Why is this happening and will it be more common in the future?
Dr. Emily Fischer, an associate professor at Colorado State University and a member of Science Moms, studies how climate change impacts wildfires. She joins the podcast this week to explain why this year's Canadian wildfire season has been so bad and how...
2023-06-2644 min
Across the SkyThe five biggest myths about lightning Thunderstorm season is in full swing across the country and with it comes the threat of lightning. Unfortunately, there’s lots of bad information floating around about this weather hazard. The Lee Weather Team is here to help!
This week, the meteorologists debunk the top five lightning myths and share their advice on the best ways to stay safe during a thunderstorm. They also debut a new segment on the podcast, answering your weather questions. It’s an “electric” episode you don’t want to miss!
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2023-06-1235 min
Across the SkyThe weather makes a difference in sports. You can bet on thatWeather can have a big impact on specific wagers for sports bettors. How does the time of day affect NASCAR races? What about wind direction and speed for golf and football? Does the thinner air of the Rocky Mountains really impact baseball games at Coors Field?
Mike Szvetitz from Front Page Bets joins the show and discusses how weather changes the game — football, baseball, golf, auto racing, and more.
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2023-06-0545 min
Across the SkyWhat to expect for hurricane season 2023The new director of the National Hurricane Center, Mike Brennan, joined the weather team this week for an in-depth discussion on all things hurricanes. From the biggest concerns, the latest forecast and communication improvements, to the impact of climate change, it's everything you need to know as hurricane season 2023 gets underway.
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2023-05-2735 min
Across the SkyThe increase of billion dollar weather disastersThe number of billion dollar weather disasters in the United States has jumped in recent years. Lead Scientist on the NOAA quarterly report, Adam Smith, talks about how they arrive at those figures, what types of disasters are most expensive, and what part of the country is most vulnerable.
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2023-05-2236 min
Across the SkyIs there weather in space? It's more active than you might thinkIt might not rain or snow in space, but our solar system is pretty active.
Auroras are inspiring, but the conditions that cause them can impact our planet and technology. NASA Ambassador Tony Rice discusses space weather, and how bursts of solar energy can impact aviation, agriculture, and the electric grid.
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The weekly weather podcast is hosted on a rotation by the Lee Weather team:
Matt Holiner of Lee Enterprises' Midwest group in Chicago, Kirsten Lang of the Tulsa World in Oklahoma, Joe Martucci of the P...
2023-05-0845 min
Across the SkyIs more wild weather on the way for the western U.S.?It was a remarkable winter in the western United States with phenomenal snow and heavy rain. Now that things have quieted down, UCLA climate scientist Daniel Swain joins the meteorologists to discuss what's next.
What will happen as all the snow melts? What will this year's wildfire season be like? Will the atmospheric rivers return next winter? It's a deep dive into all things weather and climate across the West on this week's episode.
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2023-05-0144 min
Across the SkyThey had how much snow? Learn how one county dealt with 700 inches this seasonFor many of us, winter snow is an occasional inconvenience. For those living in the Sierra Nevada region of California though, it's a way of life.
Placer County stretches roughly 65 miles from the suburbs of Sacramento all the way to the border of Nevada and the shore of Lake Tahoe. Dealing with massive amounts of snow, with few places to move it, is a regular problem here. But this winter was truly exceptional. More than 700 inches of snow fell, making it their second snowiest on record.
On this week's episode, Donny Francis, Placer County's Road...
2023-04-2436 min
Across the SkyAn early look at the 2023 hurricane seasonThe 2023 Atlantic hurricane season doesn't begin until June 1, but we're already getting some early indications of what to expect. The first hurricane forecasts of the year are coming out.
In our hurricane season preview, the meteorologists discuss the factors that will impact the number of storms that form this year, including El Nino, La Nina, Saharan dust, and water temperatures.
Wonder what names the storms will be given? The team reveals those as well, plus what happens when the initial list of 21 names gets exhausted. They also discuss how to better warn people as the s...
2023-04-1742 min
Hawk Talk PodcastS2E13: Martucci’s A10 Tournament PreviewThe voice of St. Joe's basketball Matt Martucci (@ToochPXP) joins the Hawks to sit down and talk March basketball ahead of St. Joe's taking on the Ramblers on 3/7/23. Matt shares his favorite march moments, what he's excited about for this young group, and more. You don't want to miss this one! #THWND
2023-03-0640 min
Across the SkyHow weather forecasts impact Major League BaseballBaseball is back with the return of spring training, and this week our hosts talk with Paul Gross, a recently retired broadcast meteorologist who is a weather consultant for the Detroit Tigers.
They discuss how weather impacts baseball, from lightning safety rules to the precise timing of a rain forecast, including a dramatic situation in a game between the Tigers and Red Sox. Paul also shared a unique story from his consulting during the 2005 MLB All-Star Game.
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2023-02-2046 min
Across the SkyHow increased coastal flooding impacts restaurants, schools and roadsWe feature meteorologist Joe Martucci's work from The Press of Atlantic City in this crossover episode of the Across the Sky podcast. Joe was a guest on Lee Enterprises' sister podcast, Behind the Headlines with host Teri Barr, to talk about his year-long series on increased tidal flooding.
Martucci says that schools, restaurants and roads are closing more than ever due to coastal flooding. He shares why that is as well as options lawmakers are considering to fix the growing problem.
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2023-01-0222 min
Behind the HeadlinesWeather in the headlines, and what it means for youhost Teri Barr is talking with Meteorologist Joe Martucci of the Press of Atlantic City in Atlantic City, New Jersey and Meteorologist Sean Sublette with the Richmond Times Dispatch in Richmond, Virginia.
Their discussion revolves around weather as a headline, starting with Hurricane Ian.
What have we learned more than a month later? Why are we still surprised about the path it took? How is climate change impacting decisions being made by some city leaders, including in coastal Atlantic City where Joe Martucci reported earlier this year on rising tide waters leading to school closures.
2022-11-0324 min
Across the SkyTalking shop with the meteorologists: Extreme weather, technology and more!The Lee Weather Team is finally reunited in person! Sean Sublette, Matt Holiner, Kirsten Lang and Joe Martucci attended the American Meteorological Society's 49th Broadcast Meteorology Conference in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where meteorologists from across the country gathered to share research, stories and ideas in an effort to improve weather communication.
In this week's episode, the team gathers around the same microphone to describe what it's like to attend a weather conference. They summarize the presentation they delivered on digital weather coverage and what the response was from the audience. They also discuss some of their favorite talks...
2022-06-2031 min
Behind the HeadlinesHow More Tidal Flooding Is Impacting the East Coast and Why Schools Are Dealing With the Worst of ItHost Teri Barr is talking with Press of Atlantic City Meteorologist Joe Martucci about a recent series of stories focused on tidal flooding.
Joe shares why this is a growing problem, and how often schools now have to be closed due to flooding. He also discusses the options city leaders and lawmakers are considering to fix the issue before it's too late.
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2022-03-2417 min
Friends Helping Friends Helping Friends: The Jess and Kait Podcast"Once you get something that sticks, people are going to pay attention": Discussing meteorology, media, and the moon with Joe Martucci of @ThePressofACThis week Jess and Kait spoke with Meteorologist Joe Martucci (find him here: linktr.ee/joemartwx). Joe has built a unique career by altering the rules of what a Meteorologist "typically" does as part of the work day. Since starting at The Press of Atlantic City, Joe has travelled throughout NJ building relationships in the community from the ground up. He has also capitalized on a creative social media presence, and continues to deliver the weather and local news in a positive and innovative way. This was definitely a fun conversation! We concluded the episode with the typical "ranting...
2021-07-121h 18
Something in the AirAugust 2020 Weather Roundup: Isaias and another hot, wet month.Meteorologist Joe Martucci and New Jersey State Climatologist Dave Robinson spent the first half of the show talking about Tropical Storm Isaias, which was responsible for two tornados, "salt burn" on the trees, and massive power outages. Otherwise, August was…
2020-09-0334 min
Something in the AirJune 2020 Weather Roundup: Derecho, Saharan Dust and a dry monthJune brought South Jersey's first derecho since the infamous 2012 event. Meteorologist Joe Martucci and New Jersey State Climatologist talk about the speed, the winds and more about the storm. Besides that storm, rain was few and far between and…
2020-07-0232 min
Something in the AirLISTEN: 'Something in the Air' with Michael Chait, President, Greater Atlantic City Chamber"The beach is our biggest asset", that's what Michael Chait said multiple times during the interview. That means weather is the primary factor in the business climate of the city. (1:00) Meteorologist Joe Martucci first asks Chait, a Jersey guy…
2020-06-1830 min
Dunne DealDunne Deal Ep. 34: Play-by-Play Life, St. Joe's Basketball, and More w/ Matt MartucciMatt Martucci joins the show to discuss his career, the ins and outs of a sports broadcaster without sports, best memories of St. Joe's Basketball, and much more. The seasoned play-by-play broadcaster shares how he got started at St. Joe's and some of the people he's worked with along the way.
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2020-05-271h 00
Something in the AirMarch Climate Roundup: Month sets multiple weather records in South JerseySocial distancing takes New Jersey State Climatologist Dave Robinson and Meteorologist Joe Martucci to their home and office, respectively. Plenty of news was made just in weather alone during the month of March, including multiple records. • Recapping the 6th…
2020-04-0233 min
Something in the AirTony Broccoli, Meteorologist Joe Martucci's Rutgers Professor and Climate Change ExpertMeteorologist Joe Martucci chats with his old Rutgers University Meteorologist Professor and current chair of the Department of Environmental Science at Rutgers, Tony Broccoli. Broccoli tells a few stories about his edible last name and what got him interested in…
2020-03-1730 min
Something in the AirThe winter that wasn't: February and Winter 2020 South Jersey Climate RecapIt's the first video edition of monthly climate roundup with New Jersey State Climatologist David Robinson. Robinson and Meteorologist Joe Martucci recap a February so mild and snow-free, we're near the top of the record books (1:20). The two then…
2020-03-0630 min
Something in the AirSPECIAL: Despite climate change, no drop off in average snowfall in South JerseyLong-term analysis in South Jersey shows no drop in average snowfall between December and February, even in a warming world. Sean Sublette, Meteorologist at Climate Central in Princeton, which produced the report, joins Joe Martucci to explain what the data…
2020-03-0512 min
Something in the AirGary Szatkowski, Retired Meteorologist in Charge at the National Weather ServiceSince 1997, Szatkowski has safely steered South Jersey through increasingly volatile storms, with a sometimes unconventional approach that has won the admiration of many while making his own bosses a bit nervous on occasion. Meteorologist Joe Martucci asks Szatkowski what…
2020-02-1931 min
Something in the AirBarely a snow flake, barely a chill: January 2020 South Jersey Climate RoundupMeteorologist Joe Martucci and New Jersey State Climatologist Dave Robinson are recovered from the big weather conference (0:36) and ready to talk about the January that wasn't. Temperatures were 6.9º above average and that puts it among the warmest (9:40).…
2020-02-0541 min
Something in the AirBoys - Rob D'Arienzo and Shunondo Basu at the 2020 AMS ConferenceThe best man in Meteorologist Joe Martucci's wedding, Shunondo Basu, Joe's friend for ten years, Rob D'Arienzo and Joe find a quiet spot at the 2020 American Meteorological Society Conference for this podcast. Basu and D'Arienzo are both energy Meteorologists…
2020-01-1723 min
Something in the AirThe December 2019 South Jersey Climate Roundup and Year in ReviewDecember was behaving itself, until the last ten days of the month brought a mild holiday treat to close out 2020 (1:04) according to New Jersey State Climatologist Dave Robinson and Meteorologist Joe Martucci. Snow wound up well below average,…
2020-01-0825 min
Something in the AirA day in the life of John Boyer, Meteorologist at our sister companyJohn Boyer, Meteorologist for the Richmond Times Dispatch, and Meteorologist Joe Martucci are the only two Meteorologists in the Berkshire Hathaway Media Company. They are also only two of only a handful in the country (1:00). Joe goes behind the…
2019-12-1935 min
Something in the AirWintry, without much wintry weather: November 2019 South Jersey Climate RoundupNew Jersey State Climatologist Dave Robinson said the last month South Jersey was this much colder and drier than average was just after Superstorm Sandy in November 2012. Robinson and Meteorologist Joe Martucci also touch on "the new normal" in…
2019-12-0523 min
Something in the AirHow Climate Change is Impacting Atlantic CityJim Eberwine, Retired Meteorologist for the National Weather Service in Mount Holly, spoke with Meteorologist Joe Martucci about the biggest impact Atlantic City has seen from climate change, increased coastal flooding. During Eberwine's time at the NWS, he was the…
2019-11-1809 min
Something in the AirAugust sizzles, stays drier: August 2019 South Jersey Climate RoundupThe fourth heat wave of the season brings another hotter than average month and State Climatologist Dr. David Robinson says that'll put South Jersey in the top 10 for warmest summers on record (5:00). Robinson and Meteorologist Joe Martucci also…
2019-09-0327 min
Something in the AirTriple digit heat and a foot plus of rain: July 2019 South Jersey Climate RoundupOur first 100 degree day since 2012 came on the same month where this South Jersey town topped out at over a foot of rain. First, though, Meteorologist Joe Martucci recaps his night of meeting Shwayze (0:37). New Jersey State…
2019-08-0134 min
Something in the AirStormy and steamy: June 2019 South Jersey Climate RoundupThe grass stayed green and the air conditioner stayed on during the month of June. New Jersey State Climatologist Dave Robinson and Meteorologist Joe Martucci recap the 19th warmest June since 1895 in the state (1:45), how warm nights impact…
2019-07-0929 min
Something in the AirWarm and wet, again: May 2019 South Jersey Climate RoundupMeteorologist Joe Martucci and New Jersey State Climatologist Dave Robinson discuss the plethora of weather May brought. Segments include, the threat for severe weather to end the month and climate change's impact on it (1:44), where in New Jersey is…
2019-05-3118 min
Something in the AirWildfires and weather: March 2019 Weather RoundupMeteorologist Joe Martucci heads up to Rutgers for our first in-person interview with Dave Robinson, the New Jersey State Climatologist. We start off the episode with a recap of the 11,000 acre plus Woodland fire (1:11) and how prone to…
2019-04-0320 min
Something in the AirWe saw it all: February 2019 Weather Roundup"A little bit of this, a little bit that," Dave Robinson, the New Jersey State Climatologist said. South Jersey saw it all in February. Robinson describes to Meteorologist Joe Martucci the month in one word (0:56), the best news we…
2019-03-0521 min
Something in the AirLISTEN: July 2018 Climate Roundup with Meteorologist Joe Martucci and New Jersey State Climatologist Dave Robinson
2018-07-2725 min
Play-by-PlaycastPlay-by-Playcast Ep. 17 (Matt Martucci / beIN Sports, St. Joe's....and a lot of other places)Matt Martucci is one of the most well traveled broadcasters in this industry. He's done (or still does) work for St. Joe's, Lincoln University, Fox Sports Regional, Campus Insiders, Comcast, Verizon Fios, Westwood One, Sirius/XM, WIP, The Fanatic, The Philadelphia Soul, The Atlantic City Surf, the LAX Sports Network and most recently became the lead voice for the Conference USA football package on beIN Sports.
Matt graduated in 2006 from Syracuse University, a product of WAER radio. Some of my earliest exposure to Tooch's work was as a freshman, sitting in my dorm room at the Sheraton Hotel -- ye...
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