weather

We'll see about 1 to 2+ inches of rain between Thursday and Thursday night, raising alarm bells for big puddles, flooding, and severe winds in New Jersey.

As we fall into autumn on Wednesday, there is a chance for widespread steady to heavy rain looming for New Jersey.

A coastal storm system will make its closest pass to New Jersey Friday, spitting out a few waves of showers and churning up the surf along the Jersey Shore.

Monday night's thunderstorm forecast is somewhat conditional: If storms roll in, they'll likely be strong, containing brief downpours and a burst of wind.

Hurricane Ida has turned out to be the most destructive hurricane ever. The devasting and destructive path from Ida also included New Jersey.

A Heat Advisory and a Flash Flood Watch have been issued for most of New Jersey Friday, as one more hot day leads to a round of strong, soaking thunderstorms.

Some New Jersey residents and communities never fully recovered after Irene's incredible rainfall and flooding in late August 2011.

Tropical Storm Henri will pass within 200 miles of the Jersey Shore as a category one hurricane this weekend, spitting out some rain, wind, surf, and surge.

One more day with temperatures in the 90s and a heat index in the hundreds, before cooler, drier, more comfortable air returns to New Jersey this weekend.

Heat warnings and advisories continue, with high temperatures in the mid 90s and the heat index potentially exceeding 105 across NJ on Thursday.

Our heat and humidity will be seasonable and reasonable for one more day, before our next sweltering, potentially dangerous heat wave begins on Wednesday.

While there are no "major" storm systems on the horizon for New Jersey, we face rising temperatures, rising humidity, and daily thunderstorm chances this week.