Weather

Scattered thunderstorms are likely for the northern half of New Jersey Wednesday afternoon, with heavy rain potentially coming later this week.

After some explosive thunderstorms on Monday, our storm chance for Tuesday looks less widespread and not as severe.

Thunderstorms are expected to explode in New Jersey's hot and humid atmosphere starting early Monday afternoon.

A storm system to our northeast will drive scattered showers and thunderstorms through New Jersey for both Tuesday and Wednesday.

As we transition from June to July this week, we'll see moderate humidity levels, an almost daily chance of a thunderstorm, and temperatures all over the place.

Not an ideal weather day to kick off the first full weekend of summer, but the entire day (and the weekend) will not be a total washout.

There are some concerns for the final weekend of June, as New Jersey's weather become steamier and stormier.

Saharan dust plumes occur almost every year, and while the effects on NJ will be minimal, you might notice a difference in our sky and weather conditions.

Humidity levels will remain relatively low for the next two days, but dry air doesn't necessarily guarantee dry weather.

Warm, not-humid weather is the ultimate treat in the summertime here in New Jersey.

No surprises in this forecast, as very warm temperatures, moderate to high humidity, and an almost daily thunderstorm chance make it feel like summertime.

The forecast for the first workweek of summer shows above-normal temperatures and a daily spot thunderstorm chance.