New Brunswick (08901) Daily Weather Forecast

Corals Carefully Organize Proteins to Form Rock-Hard Skeletons

Scientists’ findings suggest corals will withstand climate change

How Much Snow Did New Brunswick Get?

There were a couple accidents on the Garden State Parkway Monday afternoon (none fatal), and a car flipped over on Rt. 18.

New Brunswick Opens Unity Square As Warming Center Monday At Noon

New Brunswick opened Unity Square Community Center as a warming center between 12 p.m. and 7 p.m. Monday, Feb. 1.

Nor’easter Impacts In Middlesex County: Snow, Travel Updates

A major storm was expected to hit Middlesex County, starting Sunday night. Here's what happened, and here's what's expected to happen next.

Christmas Week Storm In Middlesex County: Here's The Forecast

Severe weather is expected to hit New Jersey on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, packing 30- to 60-mph winds that could cause power outages.

How Many Inches Of Snow Did New Brunswick Get?

It was bright and sunny in Central Jersey by mid-morning Thursday, with the nor'easter bringing the most snow to Northern New Jersey.

Nor’easter Impacts In New Brunswick: All NJ Transit Service Down

There was a small number of power outages in New Brunswick Wednesday night.

New Brunswick Preps For Snow Thursday Night And Saturday

A small winter storm may hit Thursday night. Temps will then warm up to the 40s Friday before we brace for a second snowstorm Saturday.

Climate Change Means Fish Are Moving Faster Than Fishing Rules

Researchers say out-of-date regulatory system hasn't kept up with the realities of global warming and shifting fish populations

Earth’s Longest Persistent Climate Cycle

Gravity of Jupiter and Venus elongates Earth’s orbit every 405,000 years, Rutgers-led study confirms

New Brunswick Opens Garages For Parking In Snowstorm

New Brunswick residents may park overnight in the designated garages until 8 a.m. Thursday, March 22.

Rutgers Students Get Stopped By Cops While Street-Skiing In Storm

While you were huddled inside Wednesday night, these Rutgers students skied down Easton Avenue. Watch the video!

Threatened Shorebird Species Faces Increased Peril

Red knots fall below 10,000 in aerial surveys

Don’t Blame Hurricanes for Most Big Storm Surges in Northeast

Pioneering Rutgers study examines atmospheric patterns during nor’easters and other extratropical cyclones

N.J. Climate Adaptation Alliance Launches Social Media Campaign

Rutgers-facilitated group seeks to inform the public about greenhouse gas emissions, climate change impacts and resilience

Climate Engineering Would Have Severe Impacts If Stopped

Rutgers researchers co-author first study on biological impacts of abruptly ending efforts to cool Earth’s climate

New Brunswick Opens Warming Center In Brutal Cold

The city of New Brunswick has again declared a Code Blue in the brutal cold, and declared that the Henry Guest House will be open.

Sea-Level Rise Projections Made Hazy By Antarctic Instability

Scientists should have a much better understanding in a few decades how high the sea level could rise, Rutgers-led study says

Climate Report: Get Ready for More Surprises in Warming Climate

Q&A with Rutgers Professor Robert E. Kopp, co-author of “the most up-to-date comprehensive report on climate science on the planet”

Large Volcanic Eruptions in Tropics Can Trigger El Niño Events

Rutgers professor helps show how eruptions cool tropical Africa, spawning El Niños

Solar Eclipse to Astonish New Jersey and the U.S. on August 21

Rutgers University-New Brunswick astronomer offers tips for safe viewing

Moon’s Magnetic Field Lasted Far Longer Than Once Believed

Rutgers and MIT experts lead lunar rock study with implications for life and habitability on other moons and planetary bodies

New Ape Species Named After 13-Million-Year-Old Skull Discovery

Rutgers’ Craig Feibel helps date fossil in study that boosts understanding of evolution

Sea Cave Preserves 5,000-Year Snapshot of Tsunamis

Record tells us we don't know much about predicting earthquakes that cause tsunamis

Stony Corals More Resistant to Climate Change Than Thought, Rutgers Study Finds

Researchers show how corals create rock-hard skeletons

Springs Were Critical Water Sources for Early Humans in East Africa, Rutgers Study Finds

Scientists show how groundwater-fed springs may have influenced human evolution

Regional Sea-Level Scenarios Will Help Northeast Plan for Faster-than-Global Rise

Global sea level could rise by as much as 8 feet by 2100 in a worst-case scenario, according to report coauthored by Rutgers’ Robert E. Kopp

As the Climate Warms, We are ‘Primed’ for Worse Storms Than Sandy

Rutgers professors warn of stronger storms and a rising number of people at risk

Sandy’s Surge Topped by ‘Rogue’ 1950 Storm in Some Areas

Rutgers scientists study nontropical storms to improve prediction and prepare for the future

‘Taking Chances’ at The Coast: Have We Learned Hurricane Sandy’s Lessons?

Rutgers-edited book explores Sandy’s devastating impacts and the future of the coasts