February 2010 - Posts
The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning which is in effect until noon today. The heaviest snowfall is expected to be this afternoon, continuing into the night with total accumulations ranging from 4 to 8 inches. High winds are expected
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Just heard some interesting news. Busch's as we know it will come to an end at the end of the Summer 2010 season. They will remain in operation as a take out facility for many years to come and they may even go to a full service restaurant again at
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We have had 20 homes go under contract since January 1st in Sea Isle City. The homes that have closed since the last post are: 230 78th Street, asking price $550,000 , sold price $525,000 326 46th Place, asking price $689,000 , sold price $665,000 7804
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The area remains under a State of Emergency. A blizzard warning has been posted through Midnight tonight. The County and the American Red Cross has set up a safety shelter in Woodbine. Should you be in need of emergency shelter due to loss of power or
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Sea Isle City as well as all of Cape May County is still under a State of Emergency. The region will be under a winter storm warning 7AM Wednesday until Midnight. A mix of rain, sleet, and snow is expected with accumulations in the 4 to 8 inch range.
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Residential trash and recycling collection has been canceled this week due to existing weather conditions. Anyone wishing to dispose of their trash or recycling products prior to next week may do so by dropping them off at the Public Works Yard, Tuesday
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Sea Isle City Blizzard Pictures Well we got tons of snow down here! Hard to tell exactly how much since it was so windy, but if I had to guess I would say approx. 18 inches. There was also a lot of power outages in Cape May County and Sea Isle City. Power
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The National Weather Service has issued a blizzard warning for Southern New Jersey in effect 4:00PM on Friday to 7:00PM on Saturday. This storm is expected to produce gale force winds out of the Northeast, minor to moderate tidal flooding and the potential
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