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Tuesday will be hot and humid again, about 10 to 15 degrees warmer than Monday. An isolated shower is possible as a weak cold front pushes through New Jersey.

The first week of August brings two headlines in the forecast: building heat and humidity, and some wet weather that could alleviate spiraling drought concerns.

South Jersey got hit hard Friday afternoon with some giant hail stones during the storm.

In New Jersey, you could wake up to frigid temperatures only for it to warm up to spring-like feels by noon.

Over a foot of snow has already accumulated in part of New Jersey, with strong winds making for blizzard, near-whiteout conditions and frigid wind chills.

This is likely to be New Jersey's coldest day in almost three years. Even though there is a warmup ahead, the arctic chill will return soon enough.

Don't give me that "it's winter, it's supposed to be cold" nonsense - you know you're reaching for the heavy coat and extra blankets this week too.

In most years, this list is a top 10. But after a very busy and active 2021, there were 15 headliner weather events that will be remembered for many years to come.

While Thanksgiving getaway conditions will be nearly perfect, rain on Black Friday and possibly some Sunday snowflakes are in New Jersey's forecast too.

After weeks of nice, quiet weather, Monday night into Tuesday will turn quite nasty for New Jersey, with flash flooding, gusty winds, and coastal issues possible.

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.