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Weather warnings in New Jersey

Updated Sun, 25 Oct 2026 18:48:58 GMT

1 active alert in New Jersey: Frost Advisory 0 warnings; checked Sun 2:48 pm EDT.

Every active official weather alert in New Jersey, grouped by type, with the counties or zones covered and when each expires (America/New York time).

Active alerts: 1 NWS active alerts
Warnings: 0
Most common: Frost Advisory 1 alerts
Next to expire: Mon 9:00 am EDT Frost Advisory
Cities covered: 5 of 36 we track

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Weather warnings in New Jersey now

National Weather Service has 1 active alert for New Jersey as of Sun 2:48 pm EDT: 1 Frost Advisory.

The most serious is a Frost Advisory for New Castle; Kent; Inland Sussex; Kent; Queen Anne's; Caroline; Salem; Gloucester; Camden; Cumberland, until Mon 9:00 am. * WHAT...Temperatures as low as 35 degrees will result in frost formation. * WHERE...In Delaware, Kent, New Castle, and Inland Sussex Counties. In Maryland, Caroline, Kent MD, and Queen Annes Counties. In New Jersey,...

Cities on our list inside an alert area: Camden, Cherry Hill, Vineland, South Vineland, Jackson.

City matching uses alert polygons and NWS zone codes (loaded for 36 of 36 New Jersey cities so far); each city page asks NWS about its exact point.

Frost Advisory (1)

Alert	Area	Issued	Expires	Cities
Frost Advisory	New Castle; Kent; Inland Sussex; Kent; Queen Anne's; Caroline; Salem; Gloucester; Camden; Cumberland	Sun 2:19 pm EDT	Mon 9:00 am EDT	Camden, Cherry Hill, Vineland +2

Alerts in states near New Jersey

2 neighbouring states have active alerts: Delaware (1, mostly Frost Advisory); Maryland (4, mostly Frost Advisory). Weather crossing state lines often reaches New Jersey next, so check the direction storms are moving.

State	Active alerts	Most common
New York	0	None
Connecticut	0	None
Pennsylvania	0	None
Delaware	1	Frost Advisory
Maryland	4	Frost Advisory
Rhode Island	0	None

What the alert levels mean

A Warning means hazardous weather is happening or imminent: act now. A Watch means conditions are favourable for it to develop: be ready. An Advisory is for less serious conditions that still cause significant inconvenience, and a Statement gives follow-up information.

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Data: National Weather Service.