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Hurricane Ida has turned out to be the most destructive hurricane ever. The devasting and destructive path from Ida also included New Jersey.

A watch means that tropical storm conditions are possible within 48 hours, including strong winds, heavy rain, and storm surge.

Most of us don’t know that there are plenty of factors as to why our bodies sweat, from the food and drinks we consume to the types of medicine we take.

2+ inches of rain, 30+ mph wind gusts, temperatures 20+ degrees below normal, and minor to moderate coastal flooding? Yuck.

It’s still going to feel more like mid-April than mid-May to start the week, but seasonable 70s will be back by next weekend.

Friday looks fine. Saturday will be damp, dreary, and quite cool. Sunday will start bright and beautiful, before rain returns.

This is a complicated, high-impact, long-duration winter storm that will affect every corner of New Jersey from Sunday afternoon to Monday to Tuesday.

Another autumn cold front will lead to some wet, windy, and colder weather across New Jersey to close out this November weekend.

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

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

A warm front is making New Jersey's weather forecast for Monday both challenging and soggy.

Not a major winter storm for New Jersey, but the timing is terrible.