STORM WATCH: More rain on the way with temperatures turning much colder Friday
Nov 13, 2026
Not quite out of the woods just yet with this.
It's going to be raining for quite a few more hours,
but the severe stuff that's with us now.
Yeah, the severe stuff is going to be winding down shortly,
Kurt, but it's still pretty nasty.
And then we have the whole second half of this storm to go.
We still have more rain into tomorrow.
And you know what?
Tomorrow we're doing 180.
It's the wintry side of it, and there could be some wet snow flakes.
So right now, the National Weather Service has actually extended
the severe thunderstorm warning in Monmouth County.
It's going till six o'clock.
You probably have heard the thunder and seen the lightning
and you're hearing the downpours.
It's moving now closer to Neptune and Manasquan.
You are under that warning as well as Long Branch.
So up until six o'clock.
From now through six, we're looking at downpours,
some larger hail in here, and that's what this symbolizes.
So right around Route 34 and 33 and down towards Route 9,
this is an area that may be seeing that hail right now.
It's moving eastward 25 miles an hour
so it's on the move but it's not done with us yet.
There are heavy downpours.
This is not severe all the way up towards New York and National Weather
Service in here has issued some flood products
for the amount of rain that is coming down. So
as we take a look here there is thunder and lightning.
There could even be some smaller hail
but not the severity that we're seeing over Monmouth County.
This is actually a flood
advisory. There's a couple of warnings
and advisories ongoing and you'll get the alerts but
Basically, they mean the same thing. It's flooding in the area.
Please watch streets, streets that normally flood with water.
Avoid them now on your way home from work. If you're still out,
if you have to go out, try to wait until these storms pass.
Again, this warning is up until six o'clock.
And as we drop down throughout the area,
we're looking at some heavier downpours continuing.
I'll be back with that 10 day forecast.