Unsettled, damp weather returns to New Jersey Wednesday, although it is not going to be a sloppy, soggy, all-day kind of rain and severe weather is unlikely.

The calendar says it’s May 18, but it’s feeling more like July 18 on Monday with temperatures soaring into the upper 90s in at least six counties across New Jersey. With more hot weather on the way the next two days,

March has a way of delivering serious weather whiplash to the tri-state, and this week drives that point home. After a high temperature of 80 degrees in Central Park on Tuesday – the earliest 80-degree temperature on record for the city ...

We are still in an active, unsettled, flip-flopping weather pattern through the Mother's Day Weekend across New Jersey.

Widespread showers and a few thunderstorms will move across New Jersey on Saturday, with a small risk that some storms could produce large hail and strong gusty winds, particularly across central and southern sections of the state.

Temperatures could test records but then be followed by a sharp cooldown later in the week. Meteorologists advised caution.