Irish Fall Festival North Wildwood - Unofficial

02/22/2026

We are incredibly disappointed to
announce that our kick-off fundraiser scheduled for today has been canceled due to the impending snowstorm! Stay safe.

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02/22/2026

LOW CONTINUES TO DEEPEN
This satellite and radar view shows the Nor’easter really beginning to take shape. You can see the low pressure center just off the Mid-Atlantic coast, and it continues to strengthen as it tracks northeast. Heavy rain is wrapping around the south and east side of the storm, while colder air is funneling in on the backside.

Temperatures across much of the region are still hovering in the mid to upper 30s, which may seem marginal for snow. But as this low rapidly deepens offshore, it’s increasing lift and pulling colder air down through the atmosphere. That heavy precipitation helps dynamically cool the column, allowing rain to transition over to snow from west to east through the afternoon.

Because surface temperatures are a little warm, this won’t be a light, fluffy snow. Instead, it will be a dense, wet snow. The kind that can accumulate quickly and put added stress on trees and even power lines. As the storm intensifies, winds will also increase, potentially leading to reduced visibility and near-blizzard conditions in spots.

If you have any final errands or preparations to make, have those done by lunchtime before conditions begin to deteriorate.

2.22 8AM

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02/22/2026

BLIZZARD WARNING FOR PHILADELPHIA: A Blizzard Warning that has been issued for the approaching nor'easter now includes the city of Philadelphia and several counties in Pennsylvania.

02/22/2026

Cape May County Office of Emergency Management
Winter Storm Update – 6:00 AM EST (Feb. 22)

The National Weather Service has issued a morning briefing regarding the February 22–23 winter storm, and confidence remains high that this will be a potentially historic winter storm impacting our region through Monday.

The window to finalize preparations is rapidly closing. Residents should complete preparations immediately and avoid unnecessary travel once conditions deteriorate.

Blizzard Warning Expanded – All of New Jersey

Blizzard Warnings now include all of New Jersey, including Cape May County. Snowfall rates may exceed 1–2 inches per hour this evening through Monday morning. Whiteout conditions are expected. Travel may become life-threatening or impossible. Widespread closures and infrastructure disruptions are likely.

Snowfall Totals Increased
Updated projections show 18–24+ inches possible across much of New Jersey, with some localized higher amounts. Snow begins today, potentially starting as rain before changing to all snow this afternoon. Heaviest snowfall expected this evening through Monday morning. Significant impacts expected for the Monday morning commute, and possibly Monday evening as well.

Strong Winds
Coastal gusts up to 60 mph. Inland gusts up to 45 mph. Blowing and drifting snow likely even after snowfall ends. Power outages and tree damage possible.

Coastal Flooding – Serious Concerns. Coastal Flood Warnings remain in effect for Cape May County.

1–2 feet of inundation possible in low-lying areas. Moderate coastal flooding expected with tonight’s high tide. Spotty major tidal flooding possible. Additional flooding may recur with Monday afternoon and Monday night high tides.

Impact Level
The Winter Storm Severity Index now indicates widespread major to extreme impacts, with potential for crippling disruptions that may linger beyond Monday .

Next National Weather Service briefing:
5:00 PM Sunday, February 22.

Cape May County will continue to provide updates as conditions evolve.

Please stay safe and monitor official County and National Weather Service channels throughout the storm.

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Official page for the National Weather Service Philadelphia/Mount Holly
Details: weather.gov

02/22/2026

❄️ Winter storms can impact travel, power, and daily routines.

Be sure to gather emergency supplies like food, water, flashlights, and chargers. Charge your devices, plan for possible power outages, and avoid unnecessary travel if conditions worsen.

Stay warm, informed, and stay safe.

Visit: ready.nj.gov

02/22/2026

Snow Removal Information Pre-Storm The salt trucks will be sent out to salt the North-South streets first, followed by the East-West streets and lastly the alleys and lanes. Beach entrances are to be closed off to public vehicles until deemed safe to re-open by the Superintendent of Public Works or....

11/07/2025

City of North Wildwood Veterans Day Ceremony – Tuesday, November 11, 2025

On Tuesday, November 11, 2025 at 10:00 A.M., the City of North Wildwood and the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 5941 will host our annual Veterans Day Service to honor the brave men and women for their courage, patriotism, and dedication to serve the United States of America.

The ceremony will take place by the North Wildwood VFW Monument in Veterans Memorial Park, located at Spruce and New York Aves.

All are welcome to join Veterans of the North Wildwood VFW Post 5941 and City officials as we pay tribute to those who have served or currently serve our country to protect the freedoms we cherish.

For more information, please call (609) 729-5832.