Use These Links To Track Hurricanes Franklin And Idalia And Get North Jersey Forecasts

NORTH JERSEY — Two hurricanes are making their way up the East Coast, but are currently not expected to make landfall in New Jersey.

Still, their positions in the Atlantic Ocean may affect the tides and weather conditions off Northeast New Jersey, days before the second anniversary of Tropical Depression Ida (a downgraded storm), which resulted in 30 fatalities statewide in 2021.

The Current Forecast: Rain, Thundershowers

As of Sunday night, up to a half inch of rain was predicted for North Jersey on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, with possible thunderstorms.

The rest of Wednesday an Thursday are expected to be dry.

Track the storms on maps from the National Hurricane Center, linked below.

One city in North Jersey, Hoboken, has already moved an annual outdoor "Spaghetti Block Party Dinner" from Tuesday to Thursday because of anticipated rain on Tuesday evening.

Useful Links To Track The Storms And Weather In North Jersey

• National Hurricane Center: Maps of the tracks for Franklin and Idalia
• Expected Wind Speed Along The East Coast Due To Idalia
• National Weather Service predictions, watches, and warnings for Northeastern New Jersey.