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Heavy Rain Could Bring Flash Flooding To NJ: Latest Weekend Forecast

Rain rates near two inches per hour could be possible with stronger storms over the weekend, forecasters said.

Heavy rain could lead to flash flooding over the weekend as storms move in late Saturday, the National Weather Service (NWS) said.

According to the latest forecast, showers and storms are likely late Saturday through early Sunday morning.

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Rain rates near two inches per hour could be possible with stronger storms, and some of the storms may lead to flash flooding.

The highest risk for rain is Saturday evening into Sunday morning, the NWS said.

Most of the region will likely stay dry during the day until rain moves in later.

Parts of Southern NJ by the Delaware River are under a slight risk for excessive rainfall leading to flash flooding, forecasters said.

Before rain moves in over the weekend, Friday is expected to be mainly dry throughout the Garden State, though there is a risk for scattered showers before noon in South Jersey.

Here's the latest weekend forecast from the NWS:

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