Here is a time lapse video of the severe thunderstorm outbreak and its impact close to home in South Plainfield. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=494 A line of severe thunderstorms produced the worst severe weather outbreak in the Garden State since the Labor Day Storm of 1998. Funnel clouds were reported along with winds up to 80 miles per hour, but no confirmed reports of tornadoes. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=488 View time lapse video of the weather conditions in Central Jersey on September 8th. The weather was sunny and breezy in South Plainfield as the mercury climbed to near 90 degrees. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=484 View time lapse video of the weather conditions in Central Jersey on Labor Day. The weather was sunny and breezy in South Plainfield, a perfect way to end the summer. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=483 View time lapse video of the weather conditions in Central Jersey on the day Hurricane Earl made its closest approach to the East Coast of the United States during the Friday before Labor Day. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=481 View time lapse video of the weather conditions in Central Jersey on the day before Hurricane Earl made its closest approach to the East Coast of the United States. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=480 Strong Thunderstorms paid a surprise visit to the Central Jersey region on Monday evening. Even forecasters were startled as the skies darkened over Middlesex County as well as other portions of the New York City metro area. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=479 Temperatures continue to gradually decline as Central Jersey heads to the beginning of the fall season. High temps were below 80 degrees throughout the past week. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=478 After flirting with 90 degree temperatures again on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week, Northwestern Middlesex County, New Jersey got a bit of a taste of fall on Thursday and Friday with temperatures in the low 70s. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=473 A series of brush fires have broke out across Staten Island, and the emergency has been raised the four alarms in response. Approximately 200 firefighters from NYC's five boroughs are fighting the blazes. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=470 For the 38th time since May 7th, the thermometer reached at least 90 degrees here in Northwestern Middlesex County. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=469 The National Weather Service office in Mount Holly, New Jersey has issued a Red Flag Warning for much of the Garden State as well as portions of Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Maryland. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=468 The heat is trying to make a comeback in New Jersey as the mercury climbed to just under 90 degrees here in Northwest Middlesex County. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=466 Greg Machos talks about the return of his original weather site, Greg's Weather Center. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=461 Torrential rains from two tropical systems have caused devastating floods and mudslides in Southern Mexico and Guatemala. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?p=462 Summary of the latest weather conditions in South Plainfield, New Jersey. http://www.gregswxcenter.com/gwc_station/Weather_Summary_Monitor.htm More detailed breakdown of the latest weather conditions in South Plainfield, New Jersey. http://www.gregswxcenter.com/gwc_station/Current_Monitor.htm A detailed 12 hour report of weather conditions in South Plainfield, New Jersey. http://www.gregswxcenter.com/gwc_station/History_Monitor.htm Read the latest on weather around New Jersey and the rest of the world in the GWC section of the Hurricaneville Blogosphere. http://hurricaneville.com/blog/?cat=11 View the latest weather conditions live on the GWC Webcam. http://gwcwebcam.dyndns-web.com/user_view_S.htm Greg's Weather Center now has a place for you to get the daily climate summary from South Plainfield, NJ. http://www.gregswxcenter.com/NOAAMO.html Greg's Weather Center now has a place for you to get the year to date climate summary from South Plainfield, NJ. http://www.gregswxcenter.com/NOAAYR.html August 29, 2006 brought some severe weather to New Jersey, particularly to its Southern part, which had tornado warnings issued. http://www.gregswxcenter.com/archiveweek.txt