New Jersey Weather

Snow and ice! Doom and gloom! There are clues about what's ahead this winter in NJ, but too many forecasters (and fakers) stretch the science way too far.

Over a foot of rain fell during Tropical Storm Floyd on September 16, 1999, causing 7 deaths and $250 million in damage in the Garden State.

The first ice crystals and cold temperatures of the season serve as an important milestone for the Garden State as summer turns to autumn.

Have you been looking forward to local summer at the Jersey Shore? Have you wondered how the weather is going to be?

Choking smoke or hazy days? Large wildfires over 2,000 miles away could have have minor impacts on NJ this week, although it is NOT a repeat of last June.

You won't believe how many days New Jersey's longest stretch of 90+ degree temperatures lasted.

We are in for a very hot June week at the Jersey Shore, but will we break the all-time June record?

The rainfall surplus from the winter and spring is but a distant memory, as a third of New Jersey is now classified as "abnormally dry".

Don't underestimate New Jersey's hurricane risk and don't ignore the history of devastating storms like Ida, Sandy, Irene, and Floyd.

Hurricane season officially runs from June 1 to November 30, and it only takes one bad storm to make it a memorable one for New Jersey.