Weather

A Heat Advisory and Air Quality Alert have been issued for pieces of New Jersey Friday, as we once again flirt with dangerous heat and humidity levels.

New Jersey's only rain chance for both Thursday and Friday will be one or two very isolated popup showers.

After a brief respite from real "heat" on Tuesday, temperatures soar and scattered thunderstorms return to New Jersey on Wednesday.

Only one or two isolated thunderstorms are expected to pop Tuesday evening.

Humidity will be New Jersey's main weather feature this week, fueling soupy, uncomfortable days and some super soaker thunderstorms.

It has been a crazy morning so far for southern and coastal New Jersey, with over 2 inches of rain, top wind gusts over 70 mph, and a few possible tornadoes.

A Tropical storm Warning and a Flash Flood Watch are posted across New Jersey ahead of some inclement, nasty weather Thursday night.

A watch means that tropical storm conditions are possible within 48 hours, including strong winds, heavy rain, and storm surge.

Elsa makes landfall along Florida's Gulf Coast Wednesday morning, before driving rain and wind toward New Jersey in the coming days.

As 90s return to New Jersey on Tuesday, we're also watching the potential for severe thunderstorms and tracking Tropical Storm Elsa through the Gulf of Mexico.

Part of New Jersey is in a Flash Flood Watch Thursday afternoon into Friday, as multiple inches of rain put a definitive end to this week's extreme heat wave.

The heat index could climb as high as 106 degrees Wednesday afternoon, before the big cooldown and heavy rain arrive on Thursday.