weather

Have you heard in the past week or so that global temperatures are hotter than ever? A few days ago, reports came in that we set a world record for the recorded hottest day. Thursday, July 6th, reached 63 degrees Fahrenheit, making it the hottest day ever recorded worldwide...

Spring turns to summer, as a prolonged pattern of unsettled, cloudy, rainy weather takes hold of New Jersey.

For the second half of this week, New Jersey gets blocked into another unsettled, occasionally wet-and-stormy weather pattern.

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.

Canadian wildfires are spewing smoke, making New Jersey's air unhealthy. But the weird, apocalyptic sky does make for some stunning photos.

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.

Hurricane season officially runs from June 1 to November 30, and it only takes one bad storm to make it a memorable one for New Jersey.

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.