Weather

New Jersey's weather is very warm and even slightly humid for now — but remember, it is not actually summer just yet.

Call it summerlike, call it near-record, or call it just plain hot — temperatures around New Jersey are running about 25 degrees above normal this week.

Thermometers will shoot into the 70s and 80s (and beyond?) across most of New Jersey this week, as drought and wildfire concerns continue to spiral.

Wildfire risk in New Jersey is rising fast, especially in South Jersey. Here’s why some experts are concerned.

Warm air and a touch of humidity return to New Jersey for two and a half days, before a cold front and rain potentially interrupt your holiday outdoor plans.

One day of cool temperatures will be followed by another two days of warm almost summerlike weather, before New Jersey's next chance of rain on Easter Sunday.

Mother Nature will play a little "weather whiplash" April Fool's prank on New Jersey, as our weather drops 30+ degrees with strong thunderstorms along the way.

March goes out like a warm and breezy lamb, as New Jersey's weather stays summerlike yet unsettled.

From the 60s to the 70s to the 80s, there will be some great spring weather around New Jersey this week, with just a few stormy trouble spots along the way.

The classic tug-of-war weather of spring continues for New Jersey, as another batch of rain leads to a 40 degree swing in temperatures leading into the weekend.