Dan Zarrow’s Weather

Raindrops are possible both Saturday and Sunday, with some embedded downpours and thunderstorms possible, but neither day will be a total washout.

Heavy rain and thunderstorms exit early Thursday morning, as sunshine and lower humidity return by the afternoon.

Our next storm system will potentially drive heavy rain and gusty thunderstorms into New Jersey starting late Wednesday night.

There are three substantial rain chances in New Jersey's weather forecast this week: Tuesday night, Wednesday night, and Saturday.

Coming off one of the most beautiful weather weekends of the entire year, we do have some changes in New Jersey's forecast: clouds, humidity, and rain.

Like it or not, we live in a hurricane-prone state in a very active period of tropical weather.

After one more stormy afternoon and evening, New Jersey will fall into a stretch of splendid weather through the upcoming weekend.

Wednesday's main weather driver in New Jersey is known as a backdoor cold front. On Thursday, a traditional cold front will bring thunderstorms.

The official hurricane season in the Atlantic basin runs from June 1 to November 30, and it only takes one bad storm to make the season memorable and historic.

Something for everyone in the forecast! Stormy weather could affect the holiday getaway, but the bulk of the weekend will be dry and warm across New Jersey.