Weather

A Dense Fog Advisory continues for most of New Jersey until 10 a.m. Wednesday, with visibilities at or below a quarter-mile; the afternoon will be much brighter.

Thermometers will generally stay above-normal for another week or so across New Jersey.

We have a fairly pleasant week of weather ahead — we'll see a few raindrops, and thermometers will certainly have their ups and downs.

Most of the northern contiguous United States should expect cooler winter temperatures because of La Nina, but that does not include the East Coast, according to NOAA.

We'll enjoy a bright, breezy, and bone-dry weather day, before our next super soaker storm system arrives.

Sunny skies and warming temperatures will make for beautiful autumn weather across New Jersey for both Wednesday and Thursday.

After over 3 inches of rain fell over parts of New Jersey, we're about flip the forecast switch back to dry and pleasant weather for the next few days.

After a long stretch of rain-free weather, tropical moisture will fuel another soaking for New Jersey.

New Jersey's forecast for both Friday and Saturday looks great, but then Sunday and Monday turn quite wet.

It's a cold front day for New Jersey — a sunny, breezy morning will lead to a windy afternoon, with top gusts exceeding 40 mph.