A State of Emergency blankets the Garden State as a coastal storm churns up the coast Sunday.
Wind gusts of 60 mph, major coastal flooding and several inches of heavy rain are in store with the approaching coastal storm.
A strong coastal storm is likely to bring damaging winds, beach erosion, flooding and heavy rain, forecasters warn.
Cooler conditions are expected through the end of the week before a potentially strong storm slams the coast. See the latest forecast:
AccuWeather meteorologists are putting the East Coast "on alert" for a storm that could cause coastal flooding and beach erosion.
A summery weekend transitions into a chilly week with beneficial rain and the potential first frost of the season in parts of the state.
AccuWeather recently released its weather outlook for the upcoming winter season. See what’s in store for New Jersey:
The start of October will bring a big change in temperatures, according to the latest forecast.
"A brief tornado cannot be ruled out," said the National Weather Service on Thursday.
Some models suggest that the two systems could interact with each other, resulting in a rare phenomenon called the Fujiwhara Effect.
Widespread rain will start Tuesday and continue into the weekend, according to the latest forecast.
The National Weather Service calls for slightly cooler temperatures this weekend in New Jersey. But will that trend remain in NJ?
Dreary conditions are expected with widespread rain and wind gusts of up to 25 mph, according to the forecast.
A rainy middle of the week is in store primarily for South Jersey and the Jersey Shore as a coastal storm moves towards the state.
South Jersey has the highest chances of seeing rain Tuesday into Wednesday, according to the latest forecast.
A warm and humid Saturday will spawn severe weather later in the day. See the latest New Jersey impacts.
A strong cold front moves into the state Saturday, bringing with it strong to severe storms and damaging wind gusts.
Some much-needed rain is in store for the Garden State Thursday night, with storms bringing damaging winds and heavy rain:
Some parts of the country could see bitterly cold temperatures and lots of snow. See what’s in store for New Jersey:
There's a chance of a La Niña winter this year, according to climate experts. Here's how that might impact New Jersey:
A cold front moves across New Jersey Friday, bringing fall-like temperatures to the unofficial end of summer.
Labor Day may mark the unofficial end to summer, but the weather could make it feel like autumn is already here, forecasters say.
NASA is launching colorful vapor into a turbulent layer of the Earth's atmosphere to photograph its wind patterns later on Monday.
Tropical Storm Fernand is following on the heels of Hurricane Erin, though the impacts won't be quite the same:
The shore will see lingering effects as Hurricane Erin moves out to sea, and more tropical activity is brewing in the Atlantic.
Hurricane Erin will make its closest pass to New Jersey Thursday. Here's the latest forecast:
As Hurricane Erin heads north and grows, the Jersey Shore will see coastal flooding, high surf, life-threatening rip currents and more.
Despite the hurricane remaining well offshore, it's expected to create tall waves and cause coastal flooding along the Jersey Shore.
While the hurricane remains well offshore, it will have impacts on Jersey Shore beaches this week, forecasters say.
As the storm intensifies into hurricane status, forecasters warn that high waves and strong rip currents could come with it. See details:
Sticky conditions will be followed by more showers and thunderstorms Thursday, bringing the risk of flash flooding.
Its journey lasted 22,000 miles across multiple states on Tuesday night.
Even without direct impacts, the future hurricane could have impacts on the Garden State. Here's what's forecast:
Heat and humidity is back for Wednesday, with showers and storms later in the day, according to the forecast.
Tropical Storm Erin has formed in the Atlantic. Here's what this could mean for New Jersey:
Heat and humidity will creep back up this week as the threat of storms returns, according to the latest forecast.
Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune will align in a giant arc just before sunrise in NJ. Here’s where you can see it:
Atlantic hurricane season runs June 1 through Nov. 30, but New Jersey's greatest threat of tropical activity is between August and October.
Canadian wildfires could bring smoke to New Jersey as things heat back up to normal summer weather, according to the latest forecast.
Severe weather peppered the Garden State Thursday.