Your morning New Jersey weather update

Dense fog is creating hazardous travel conditions across New Jersey this Tuesday morning, with visibility dropping to a quarter mile or less in many areas. The Dense Fog Advisory remains in effect as commuters navigate through the murky conditions. This morning starts mild at 60 degrees, but the fog will be stubborn through the early hours.

Your midday New Jersey weather update

Multiple Rip Current Statements are in effect along the Jersey Shore this Memorial Day, creating dangerous swimming conditions from Sandy Hook down to Cape May. If you're heading to the beach today, swim only near lifeguards and stay aware of the strong currents. This morning started off cool with temperatures around 61 degrees at 6 A.M., but we're warming up nicely through the afternoon.

Your morning New Jersey weather update

Dangerous rip currents are the big concern this Memorial Day as multiple Rip Current Statements remain in effect for our coastal areas. If you're heading to the beach today, swim only near lifeguards and watch for warning flags. Early morning thunderstorms are already moving through, with the heaviest rain expected between 6 and 8 A.M.

Your evening New Jersey weather update

Multiple rip current statements are in effect along the Jersey Shore this Sunday, creating dangerous swimming conditions from Sandy Hook down to Cape May. If you're heading to the beach today, swim only near lifeguards and watch for red flags marking hazardous areas. This morning starts quiet with temperatures in the upper 50s, but changes arrive quickly.

Your midday New Jersey weather update

Multiple beach hazards are in effect along the Jersey Shore this Sunday, with dangerous rip currents and high surf creating treacherous conditions for the holiday weekend. The National Weather Service has issued alerts stretching from Sandy Hook down to Cape May. This morning starts cool and damp with temperatures in the mid-50s and rain developing across the region.

Your morning New Jersey weather update

Multiple weather alerts are in effect across New Jersey this Sunday, with dangerous beach conditions and steady rain impacting the entire state. Eight separate alerts including High Surf Advisories and Rip Current Statements mean ocean activities should be avoided today. Starting early this morning around 5 A.M., temperatures bottomed out at 51 degrees with rain already falling steadily across the region.

Your midday New Jersey weather update

A High Surf Advisory and Rip Current Statement are in effect along the Jersey Shore this Saturday, creating dangerous conditions for beachgoers. The ocean is churning with powerful waves and strong currents that will persist through the holiday weekend. This afternoon's rain will arrive around 1 P.M., starting as light showers before intensifying through the evening hours.

Your morning New Jersey weather update

A wet and breezy Saturday is underway across New Jersey, with dangerous conditions developing along our coastline. High Surf Advisories and Rip Current Statements are in effect for our beaches, where waves and currents pose serious risks for anyone entering the water. This morning's rain will stick around through much of the day.

Your midday New Jersey weather update

A Rip Current Statement is in effect for our coastal areas through the weekend, so if you're heading to the shore, stay aware of dangerous swimming conditions and follow lifeguard instructions. Here comes a wet morning commute with rain developing around 5 A.M. and continuing through lunchtime.

Your morning New Jersey weather update

A Rip Current Statement is in effect for the Jersey Shore through the weekend. Those dangerous ocean conditions are developing as we head into what looks like a fairly pleasant Friday across the Garden State. This morning starts cool with temperatures in the low 50s.