Dan Zarrow's Forecast

As humidity continues to rise across New Jersey, the threat for raindrops will actually remain limited until the end of the week.

It's going to get pretty steamy and unsettled around here by the end of the week.

A slow-moving storm system will slide across New Jersey on Friday and Saturday, leading to scattered clouds and showers.

Yes, there will be rain. No, temperatures will not be summerlike. But there's still a lot to like in this weather forecast too.

Until we lose the on-shore breeze and a "stuck" storm system south of New Jersey, temperatures will remain on the cool side of normal.

Tropical Storm Arthur will push 30-40 mph wind gusts and 7-9 foot ocean waves toward New Jersey Tuesday, as unsettled skies and cool temperatures continue.

Coastal flooding, a strong on-shore wind, spotty showers, clouds, and cool temperatures are New Jersey's biggest concerns through the first half of the week.

It's going to feel like mid to late June, with a few summerlike showers and thunderstorms possible too.

NJ's short-range weather forecast looks warm and generally pleasant. But the long-range outlook shows an extended period of clouds, showers, and on-shore winds.

Even though temperatures will remain 10 degrees below seasonal norms, it will be a less blustery and more pleasant day than Tuesday.

Nuisance wind gusts as high as 30 mph will accompany unseasonably cool temperatures in the upper 50s on Tuesday.

The new week will start cool and unsettled across New Jersey, but we are eyeing a big warmup for the second half of the week.