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Although New Jersey will have one more damp and dreary day, flash flooding will not be a problem this time around.

A Flood Watch is in effect for most of New Jersey until Tuesday evening, as the worst-case scenario still shows very heavy rain over a swath of the state.

Another Jersey heat wave is potentially on the heat wave, as 90s return to the forecast for Wednesday through the start of the weekend.

On and off rain will make for a damp and dreary Monday across New Jersey, although this is only a one-day burst of wet weather and definitely not a drought buster.

There is a chance of steady rain on the horizon, pushing into New Jersey early next week.

New Jersey's atmosphere turned violent one year ago, as severe thunderstorms spawned six damaging twisters in Essex, Mercer, Burlington, and Ocean counties.

The weather station at Newark Liberty International Airport has been reading abnormally warm for many months, making our recent record heat highly suspect.

The technical definition of a heat wave requires three consecutive days of 90+ degree temperatures. That happens often in New Jersey in the summertime.

The daily forecast flip-flops continue for New Jersey, with three spurts of rain to watch in the coming days.

After one more stormy afternoon and evening, New Jersey will fall into a stretch of splendid weather through the upcoming weekend.