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There is a daily chance of a popup shower or thunderstorm in New Jersey this weekend, but it really is not worth cancelling your outdoor plans in advance.

For the first time this week, there's no 'dangerous' weather in New Jersey's weather forecast.

Wednesday's heat will be less extreme, so Wednesday night's storms will be less violent. But there is still a significant risk of downpours and flooding.

It is hard to call this a "nice" summer day for New Jersey, as the heat index soars into the triple digits, with the threat of damaging winds and flash flooding later too.

Coming off a beautiful holiday weekend, big weather changes are ahead as a Flood Watch goes into effect for much of New Jersey on Monday.

Check the latest weather and surf conditions and forecasts for New Jersey's beaches, boardwalks, and bays.

A round of super-soaker thunderstorms could produce multiple inches of rain across parts of New Jersey Tuesday afternoon and evening.

Here are five pieces of data to show why our recent stretch of 90s and 100s went far beyond normal, run-of-the-mill summertime.

This weekend's forecast includes typical summertime weather for NJ, turning warm and humid with some thunderstorms.

No more 100s! The heat retreats Thursday, as much cooler and more comfortable air works into New Jersey.