Dan Zarrow's Forecast

The remnants of Hurricane Zeta will have wide-ranging impacts on New Jersey from Thursday through Friday.

A light on-shore breeze will keep New Jersey foggy then cloudy and relatively cooler on Friday.

New Jersey has enjoyed several spectacular weather days this week, but changes are afoot for the weekend.

Picking which day is best for yardwork, the beach, or the pool is difficult this week as high humidity and occasional thunderstorms continue.

Here is a county-by-county, hour-by-hour breakdown of this nasty tropical storm day.

Strong winds will be the biggest impact for the Jersey Shore, while heavy rain and flooding will be worst along the Delaware River in western New Jersey.

Obviously, the big weather headline of the week is Tropical Storm Isaias, set to bring bands of heavy rain and very strong winds to New Jersey on Tuesday.

It's time to take Tropical Storm Isaias seriously, if you haven't already, and begin preparing for heavy rain, wind, and surf.

The storm is difficult to pronounce, and the forecast is becoming more precarious for the entire U.S. East Coast, including New Jersey and the Jersey Shore.

A batch of steady rain Thursday night, kicks off a string of unsettled weather with occasional storms and possibly some rain, wind, and surge from T.S. Isaias.

We bid farewell to extreme heat and humidity, as drier air arrives in New Jersey Wednesday. However, we still have a pretty hot forecast ahead.

The grand finale of NJ's latest wave of extreme heat, as a cold front sparks thunderstorms and then more seasonable, more reasonable summer weather.