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A Flash Flood Watch has been issued for the entire state of New Jersey Monday into Tuesday, while a Heat Advisory continues for South Jersey.

Triple-digit temperatures and an even-higher heat index will make for downright dangerous weather conditions across New Jersey through this weekend.

Even though temperatures scale back to the 80s Thursday, excessive heat warnings and watches are posted for the weekend.

An Excessive Heat Warning is in effect for part of New Jersey for five consecutive days, from Wednesday morning through Sunday evening.

Humidity will be on the rise Tuesday, with a steamy (and even downright dangerous) forecast for the next week.

Bigtime heat and humidity will build into New Jersey by the end of the week.

As far as summer weekends go, this one looks like a real winner, beginning an extended stretch of dry, warm weather.

The highest temperature ever recorded in New Jersey was 110 degrees in the midst of a heat wave.

New Jersey's atmosphere will tap into some deep tropical moisture Thursday, leading to steamy and stormy weather.

The only place in New Jersey where you'll feel an appreciable breeze on Wednesday will be along the Jersey Shore.

How many tornadoes are normal for New Jersey in a year?

Sunny skies, dry weather, and very warm temperatures — looks like a great beach day to me!