Weather

Skies will be mostly sunny with passing clouds today. High temperatures are forecast to pop to around 90 degrees — slightly cooler than Monday.

A stuck storm system will keep our weather unsettled and sporadically soggy for both Thursday and Friday, but the weekend looks wonderful.

Tropical Storm Isaias barreled through the Garden State in record time yesterday leaving behind flooded roads, downed tress and power outages for over a million people

Utilities are not ready to give an estimate on when the power will be restored for the majority of its customers.

The weather will fully cooperate with Isaias cleanup and power restoration efforts, as we face a spectacular summer day before more unsettled weather returns.

The storm could create multiple feet of rain, intense flooding and dangerous winds.

Gov. Phil Murphy late Monday issued a state of emergency, effective at 5 a.m. Tuesday, in anticipation of Isaias — the severe storm climbing the East Coast and expected to hit the Garden State that day.

Here is a county-by-county, hour-by-hour breakdown of this nasty tropical storm day.

I promise I've been pronouncing Tropical Storm Isaias exactly right. I've been practicing.

Strong winds will be the biggest impact for the Jersey Shore, while heavy rain and flooding will be worst along the Delaware River in western New Jersey.