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

A Flash Flood Watch has been issued for all 21 counties of New Jersey, in anticipation of very heavy rain and potential flooding within 48 hours.

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

New Jersey's only rain chance for both Thursday and Friday will be one or two very isolated popup showers.

Most of us don’t know that there are plenty of factors as to why our bodies sweat, from the food and drinks we consume to the types of medicine we take.

A powerful storm system will combine with yet another cold air mass to bring a multitude of weather impacts to New Jersey in winter's final days.

From 'brrr' to 'yay', New Jersey's weather forecast for the next week has high temperatures ranging from the 30s to the 70s.

A fast-moving clipper system will produce a quick burst of heavy snow over northwestern New Jersey on Monday, which could lead to some travel troubles.

Check your snow shovels and salt supply, as New Jersey's next winter storm is going to roll in fast and hard during the daytime hours Thursday.

Bottom line: No matter where in New Jersey you are, Thursday is going to turn into a wintry, messy day.

New Jersey's second storm system of the week, the grand finale of this stretch of hyperactive weather, looks even more wintry and more impactful.

The northern half of New Jersey faces a foot or more of additional snow accumulation Monday into Tuesday. Wind and coastal flooding will be problems too.