Your midday New Jersey weather update

Multiple freeze warnings are taking center stage across New Jersey this Monday as a cold air mass settles over the region. Here comes sub-freezing temperatures tonight that could drop as low as 22 degrees in some areas, posing a serious threat to sensitive vegetation and outdoor plumbing. Right now we're sitting in the upper 40s across most of the state, but temperatures will climb to around 54 degrees by 4 P.M.

Your morning New Jersey weather update

Multiple freeze and frost alerts are in effect across New Jersey this Monday morning as a much colder air mass settles over the region. Twenty-eight weather alerts currently impact the state, with temperatures expected to plunge near freezing tonight. This morning starts mild with temperatures in the upper 40s, but don't let that fool you into thinking spring has arrived.

Your evening New Jersey weather update

We're tracking fifteen weather alerts across New Jersey this Sunday, with coastal flooding, frost advisories. And freeze warnings creating hazardous conditions statewide. The most pressing concern is along our shoreline where a Coastal Flood Advisory warns of water levels rising up to half a foot above ground in low-lying areas near tidal waterways.

Your midday New Jersey weather update

Freeze watches are in effect across New Jersey tonight into Monday morning, with temperatures potentially dropping as low as 26 degrees in some areas. This cold snap arrives just as many of us have started spring planting, so tender vegetation will need protection. This Sunday starts chilly with temperatures around 42 degrees at 6 A.M.

Your morning New Jersey weather update

Multiple weather alerts are in effect across New Jersey this Sunday, with a Coastal Flood Advisory along the shore and a Freeze Watch for inland areas Monday night. Rain will dominate much of your Sunday, so keep those umbrellas handy. We're starting off mild this morning with temperatures near 53 degrees, but don't expect it to last.

Your evening New Jersey weather update

Right now we're dealing with widespread Coastal Flood Advisories across multiple zones, with up to one foot of water expected above ground level in vulnerable areas near the waterfront. This is your heads-up to move vehicles from low-lying parking areas before the tide cycles peak. The rain that started around 5 A.M.

Your midday New Jersey weather update

We're tracking a major weather shift this Saturday with thirteen active alerts across New Jersey, including freeze watches and coastal flood advisories as thunderstorms give way to unseasonably cold conditions tonight. Right now, temperatures are climbing toward a pleasant 65 degrees this afternoon around 2 P.M., but don't let that fool you into putting away those winter jackets just yet. Thunderstorms are moving through the state this morning, with the heaviest rain expected around 8 A.M.

Your evening New Jersey weather update

Coastal flooding is the big concern today across New Jersey, with multiple advisories in effect for shore communities from Sandy Hook down through Cape May. Here comes up to one foot of inundation above ground level in low-lying areas near tidal waterways, particularly during high tide cycles. Temperature-wise, we're starting mild this Friday morning in the upper 50s, climbing steadily through the day.

Your midday New Jersey weather update

Scattered showers and thunderstorms are moving into New Jersey this afternoon, bringing typical spring weather conditions across the Garden State. The National Weather Service has updated their forecast to include thunderstorm activity for the entire area through early evening. Right now, temperatures are climbing toward today's high of 79 degrees, which we'll reach around 2 P.M.

Your morning New Jersey weather update

Here comes a beautiful spring day across New Jersey with temperatures climbing into the upper 70s this afternoon. High pressure is keeping things dry and pleasant, though we'll see some changes as we head into the weekend. This morning starts mild with temperatures in the low 60s.