heat wave

During a heat wave, the best way to stay safe and healthy is to keep your body cool and completely hydrated.

Highest temperatures yesterday reached the mid to upper 90s, and locally near 100. Newark Liberty Airport tied the record set back in 1997 of 100.  Atlantic City International Airport broke the record set in 2006 of 97, when they reached 99...

New Jerseyans are dealing with another round of oppressive heat and humidity.

Your electric bill might be lower next summer as Governor Christie announces recent federal approval of three new natural gas plants in the state.

The Garden State gets belted with the 4th heat wave of the summer today, as temperatures are expected to rise up near 100 degrees by this afternoon and tomorrow.

With the fourth heat wave now under our belts, New Jersey crops are faring pretty well. But, if the oppressive temperatures would have continued, it could've been more of a problem.

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Jersey residents are bracing for another scorcher today - with temperatures expected to climb up into the mid 90's again this afternoon - and it'll be even hotter tomorrow.

Severe thunderstorms pounded sections of New Jersey on Friday, especially southern Ocean County, to end the first heat wave of the summer.

A day after sweltering heat descended on New Jersey, severe thunderstorms are pounding areas all over the state.