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The last weekend of winter will bring rain and the threat of flooding to New Jersey.

Putting a damper on some plans for an early Thanksgiving getaway, significant rainfall and strong winds will affect New Jersey later Tuesday into Wednesday. The storm brings with it the threat of minor coastal flooding, overflowing streams, and ponded roads.

Last month was one for the record books. New Jersey had its wettest June ever, dating back to the first recordings in 1895, according to state climatologist Dave Robinson.

The recent rainfall may have posed an inconvenience for your commutes and nighttime plans, but it's exactly what the state needed.

The recent lack of rainfall in New Jersey has caught the attention of state officials.

Some parts of the Garden State may get pounded with more heavy rains today, which could lead to more localized flash flooding.

Thanks to weeks of rain, the threat of a drought drops in New Jersey.

A month and a half ago there were growing concerns about a possible drought in the Garden state – but now those worries are fading.

Where are the April showers? A lack of significant rainfall has prompted the state Department of Environmental Protection to encourage residents across New Jersey to take steps to conserve water, both inside and outside the home.