Weather

NOAA predicts a likely above-normal season in 2020, with three to six major hurricanes forming in the Atlantic, though there is no specific forecast for how New Jersey will fare.

Yes, there will be rain. No, temperatures will not be summerlike. But there's still a lot to like in this weather forecast too.

Coastal flooding, a strong on-shore wind, spotty showers, clouds, and cool temperatures are New Jersey's biggest concerns through the first half of the week.

Then, following another nasty midweek storm system, we'll finally enjoy a warmup heading into the first weekend of May.

We end the workweek with a mainly wet day, but the start of the weekend is clearly a bright spot in this forecast.

Most of Thursday looks dry. Most of Saturday looks dry. In the middle, wet wet wet.

A cold front will bring a transition from mild to stormy to windy to cool weather across New Jersey.

A Tornado Watch serves as a formal heads-up to potentially dangerous weather conditions, including gusty winds, hail, and yes even a tornado.

Damaging winds, driving rain, and severe thunderstorms will make for a downright nasty weather day for New Jersey.

After a bright and mild Monday, New Jersey's weather forecast for the rest of the week remains warm but also turns unsettled with clouds and showers.