Dan Zarrow's Forecast

From sun to storms and back again, our flip-flopping June weather continues, and New Jersey's upcoming thunderstorms could be even stronger than the last ones.

While showers and thunderstorms may dampen your plans starting around midday Wednesday, New Jersey's crops, lawns, and reservoirs really need the rain.

Tuesday will be pleasant, Wednesday turns unsettled again, then Thursday looks good, before thunderstorms potentially return to New Jersey on Friday.

Air quality is still in the "Hazardous" category for part of New Jersey Friday morning, as we look ahead to cleaner air, less haze, and a few spot showers.

The sky will still look ominous, the air will smell smoky, and air quality will be unhealthy across New Jersey on Wednesday, due to Canadian wildfires.

This will probably be the warmest day of the workweek for New Jersey, with high temperatures around 80 degrees.

There will be a few hit-or-miss showers and thunderstorms around New Jersey on a few days, but unfortunately not the widespread soaking we really need.

Friday could be the hottest day of 2023 so far for much of New Jersey, but the summerlike warmth will not last into the first weekend of June.

Smoke from a trio of wildfires in Nova Scotia, Canada will continue to have an impact on New Jersey's weather Wednesday.

The skies over New Jersey will stay mainly clear but hazy, the ocean will remain rough, and rain chances will be woefully minimal this week.

There will be clouds and possibly a few showers in New Jersey over the holiday weekend, but temperatures will climb from springy 70s to summerlike 80s.

New Jersey's next chances of wet, inclement weather are coming up Wednesday evening and over the Memorial Day Weekend.