heat wave

After the mercury topped 90 degrees Tuesday, we're expecting another scorcher on Wednesday and very warm weather for the rest of the work week.

This week's hot weather comes less than a week before the start of summer, but how unusual is it for June?

If it feels like every July keeps getting hotter and hotter, you're not too far off.

New Jersey faces at least two more days of excessive heat and humidity as this week's heat wave comes to an end over the weekend as the heat index rose well above 100 around the state.

As temperatures continue to flirt with the triple digits, the US Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is hoping to protect the safety of those who have to work outdoors.

June was the wettest on record in New Jersey and while the rain has let up, intense heat and humidity has taken its place, which has resulted in some additional challenges for farmers across the state.

A Severe Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for parts of Ocean County as New Jersey's heat wave continues.

It's rare someone will consider a heat wave a "good thing," but many shore merchants are happy to see the thermometer get up there.

The summer of 2013 is already proving to be one of the wettest and hottest in recent memory.

Even though this week has been hot and dry, the forest fire risk remains low in New Jersey for now.