Weather

As a storm system departs, we’ll see a resurgence of clouds and showers Friday afternoon, before brighter skies and warming temperatures carry into the weekend.

Umbrellas up, windshield wipers on, and prepare for a not-so-pleasant Thursday across New Jersey before brighter skies return for the weekend.

The core of this next storm system, fueled by a rich moisture plume, will pass over New Jersey between Thursday mid-morning and early evening.

Partial sunshine, seasonable temperatures, light winds, and dry weather will make for a pleasant Tuesday afternoon. Look for high temperatures on either side of 60 degrees.

As we approach the midpoint of April, we have a pretty unsettled forecast here that's full April showers, clouds, and unseasonably cool and “blah” weather.

For the next week or so, we’ll be stuck in an “unsettled” weather pattern. That means we have to talk about clouds and generally cooler temperatures and several waves of rain.

Clouds, raindrops, and cooler temperatures return to New Jersey’s forecast, meaning you'll have to keep outdoor plans flexible through early next week.

Aside from morning clouds, sprinkles, and a light on-shore breeze, Wednesday looks to be another pleasant, bright, and mild day for New Jersey.

Pollen levels and fire danger remain high and there are a few batches of rain showers and a descent into jacket weather in New Jersey’s forecast.

24 hours of inclement weather. Then 48 hours of blustery, chilly, wintry weather. Then a welcome warmup for the Easter holiday weekend.