Weather

Humidity surges on Friday making for an uncomfortable day before a line of gusty thunderstorms arrives in New Jersey Friday night.

It's the middle of August... of course it's hot.

As New Jersey's persistent storm system exits and flash flooding risk ends, we'll have a couple of hot summer days before unsettled weather returns.

While pockets of heavy rain are possible, the type of stagnant tropical deluges that sparked dramatic flooding over the past few days are not expected.

Rising flood waters over the weekend threatened the happy ending for a newly married couple. Luckily, rescuers arrived in time.

Ocean County was epicenter of messy weather in NJ this morning because of a "very slow moving area of very heavy rain," according to Townsquare Meteorologist Dan Zarrow.

This will be the ninth of the twelve weekends since Memorial Day Weekend that we've seen measurable rain somewhere in the Garden State.

Unfortunately, our forecast will turn wet and stormy just in time for the weekend.

Could we really catch a break in the humidity and a breath of fresh air?

Factoring in humidity, the heat index ("feels like" temperature) will once again approach 100 degrees in urban areas.