Weather

Cool nights, comfortable days, and minimal rain chances continue for New Jersey this week.

It feels a bit September-ish across New Jersey, with cool morning lows in the 50s and 60s and crisp afternoon highs in the 80s.

This week's weather and surf impacts on New Jersey by Debby were relatively tame, we still experienced flooding, drought-busting rain and whipping winds.

Sunshine and lower humidity will make for gorgeous weather this weekend, but New Jersey beachgoers will need to be extra cautious.

Friday is going to be an active, stormy weather day as Post Tropical Depression Debby slides just west of New Jersey.

Over the next 48 hours, New Jersey will see about 1 to 2+ inches of rain, 30 to 40 mph wind gusts, rough surf, and possibly a tornado or two.

The storm is speeding up, which means New Jersey's big push of rain and wind is set to arrive sooner and leave faster.

Two bursts of downpours and potential flooding are expected across New Jersey this week.

New Jersey residents need to keep a very close eye on the forecast this week, as the concern for heavy rain and flooding ramps up.

'Tis the season for heat, humidity, and thunderstorms. Another round of heavy rain and wind will sweep across New Jersey through Saturday evening.