Weather Authority: North Wildwood barbecue festival kicks off as weekend forecast improves
FOX 29 checks in from North Wildwood as the National New Jersey Barbecue Championship and Anglesey Blues Festival gets ready to fire up for the weekend. Sue Serio says the weather should mostly cooperate, with heat, humidity and a chance of a pop-up storm before a sunnier, less humid Sunday. Plus, a look at shore travel impacts and a rack of ribs that pulls apart like butter.
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