Dan Zarrow's Forecast

As a storm system departs, we’ll see a resurgence of clouds and showers Friday afternoon, before brighter skies and warming temperatures carry into the weekend.

Umbrellas up, windshield wipers on, and prepare for a not-so-pleasant Thursday across New Jersey, before brighter skies return for the weekend.

Our weather will briefly turn pleasant Tuesday, with partial sunshine and seasonable temperatures. Then rain - and maybe even some snow - returns to New Jersey.

As one storm system wraps up, we have our eye on another soaker later this week.

Pollen levels and fire danger remain high, and there are a few batches of rain showers and a descent into jacket weather in New Jersey’s forecast.

A chilly, howling wind will continue to be a weather nuisance Monday, as temperatures end up below normal for the first time in more than a week.

Umbrellas up!  Forecast models have trended wetter for New Jersey Wednesday, with over a half-inch of healthy rainfall likely.

There are many pockets of pleasant weather in the coming days, but fog, clouds, raindrops, and wildly swinging temperatures will add some variety to the forecast.

Fog, clouds, and sprinkles are in the forecast in the coming days, but temperatures will remain above normal and pleasant for the foreseeable future.

Very high fire danger continues across New Jersey Monday, due to a combination of low humidity, dry brush, and strong winds.