Weather

When the three ingredients for explosive fire growth come together, the 1.1 million acres of the New Jersey Pine Barrens can be in serious jeopardy.

After stray showers clear the coast Tuesday morning, New Jersey's next rain chance holds off until the end of the week.

Monday actually looks like New Jersey's coolest day of the week.

Every year, the World Meteorological Organization decides which tropical systems were so disastrous, their names are retired from the rotating list.

Can you guess which of New Jersey's 564 municipalities experienced the highest density of lightning events last year?

It is difficult to pick a "nicest weather day" of the week, as we transition from periods of rain Monday to a few days of blustery weather.

"Unsettled" is still the name of the game for the next 72 hours, although New Jersey will see more dry hours than wet this weekend.

Unsettled weather is complicated weather, making it difficult to pinpoint when New Jersey might squeeze out some pleasant conditions through early next week.

The forecast through the upcoming weekend includes a daily chance for occasional rain, with high temperatures ranging from the 40s to the 80s.

March 2025 was an especially volatile weather month for New Jersey, with milestones ranging from a lack of snow to a lot of wind.

No foolin' — Tuesday will be about 25 degrees cooler than Monday.

March going out like a lamb? Ha! A round of strong thunderstorms will produce gusty winds and heavy rain across New Jersey into Monday evening.