Dan Zarrow’s Weather

Get those cameras and smartphones ready, as signs point to some vivid and spectacular sunrises and sunsets coming up for New Jersey.

Rain chances are slim throughout the second half of September for New Jersey.

After raindrops wrap up Tuesday afternoon, New Jersey's weather turns completely rain-free for the next 10+ days.

Most of New Jersey will see another half-inch to an inch of rain over the next 24 hours, with plenty of humidity in the air too.

Both Friday and Saturday should be classic, gorgeous early September days; but clouds, humidity, and raindrops return to New Jersey's forecast early next week.

The cloudy, damp weather was a nice change of pace from our scorching hot summer, but now it's time for New Jersey to return to blue skies and warmth.

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.

Multiple inches of rain is just what 'the drought doctor' ordered for New Jersey — but this deluge could be too much too fast, raising flash flooding concerns.

At least 95 percent of the weekend will remain dry and storm-free, as any thunderstorm cells will be isolated to spotty at best.