weather

Many forecasters are already saying it could be a snowy winter in New Jersey

Big waves, beach erosion, storm surge, and coastal flooding are likely. Significant rain, wind, and severe weather are unlikely.

Widespread 90s will hang on for a few more days, before clouds and rain allow thermometers across New Jersey to relax this weekend.

While recent years have seen an uptick in tornado frequency and intensity in New Jersey, it is not a sign the hotspot known as Tornado Alley is shifting.

Remember the day back in January when it was a bone-chilling 30 degrees on the boardwalk? The wind was howling and all you could think of was getting indoors, pouring a hot cup of coffee, and wrapping yourself with a blanket?

From sun to storms and back again, our flip-flopping June weather continues, and New Jersey's upcoming thunderstorms could be even stronger than the last ones.

While showers and thunderstorms may dampen your plans starting around midday Wednesday, New Jersey's crops, lawns, and reservoirs really need the rain.

Parts of New Jersey could pick up over an inch of rain Monday, easing wildfire and drought concerns.

Air quality is still in the "Hazardous" category for part of New Jersey Friday morning, as we look ahead to cleaner air, less haze, and a few spot showers.

The sky will still look ominous, the air will smell smoky, and air quality will be unhealthy across New Jersey on Wednesday, due to Canadian wildfires.

Canadian wildfires are spewing smoke, making New Jersey's air unhealthy. But the weird, apocalyptic sky does make for some stunning photos.

There will be a few hit-or-miss showers and thunderstorms around New Jersey on a few days, but unfortunately not the widespread soaking we really need.