Weather

Gusty winds and coastal flooding are already occurring at the Jersey Shore, with an increasing chance of rain this weekend as a nor'easter develops.

New Jersey dries out Wednesday, but wind gusts may reach 30 to 50 mph, while rough surf and coastal flooding worsen ahead of a weekend nor'easter.

The Autumnal Equinox arrives with occasional rain Tuesday, followed by several windy days, coastal flooding concerns, and an uncertain nor’easter forecast.

New Jersey gets a brief break from rain Monday before a cooler, wetter stretch develops, as we also keep an eye on a possible coastal storm late in the week.

New Jersey squeezes out one more warm day Friday before cooler air arrives Saturday and Sunday kicks off several days of unsettled, rainy weather.

New Jersey gets two more warm, summer-ish days before cooler air and increasing rain chances arrive for the final weekend of summer.

Summer is winding down at the Jersey Shore, but this year I'm having a surprisingly hard time saying goodbye to South Jersey summer.

As cooler, drier air arrives Monday, New Jersey will be treated to a refreshing taste of early fall weather with minimal rain chances.

New Jersey turns brighter and more comfortable by Friday afternoon, but steady to heavy rain looks to return from late Saturday night through Sunday morning.

Summertime warmth and humidity will accompany some raindrops on Thursday, with another, bigger chance of rain looming for part of the upcoming weekend.