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One of these solutions actually pushes Jose's remnants right back toward the Jersey Shore.

Moderate surf, storm surge, and coastal flooding impacts are still expected along the Jersey Shore.

Hurricane Jose may cause tropical storm conditions across part of NJ from late Monday through early Wednesday.

As Hurricane Jose prepares to make a close pass to the Jersey Shore, we are also watching two additional tropical threats in the Atlantic.

While not a direct hit, concern in New Jersey remains high for rough surf, coastal flooding, and rain/wind impacts from Jose.

While there could be a spot shower or storm, the final weekend of summer looks pleasant. Jose could pose problems for the Garden State early next week.

The Garden State's weather picture will become warmer and somewhat unsettled for the second half of the week, as the remnants of Irma come to visit.

The powerful storm is still over 1,800 nautical miles away from the Jersey Shore.

Even as the coastal storm pushes out to sea, dangerous rip currents and beach-battering waves will remain a problem along the Jersey Shore on Wednesday.

As the center of Potential Tropical Cyclone 10 passes about 120 miles from New Jersey, we'll experience both weather and surf impacts.

No heat, no humidity. No rain, no rip currents. No complaining!

Even without a special solar filter or eclipse glasses, your camera may have captured Monday's solar eclipse in an unexpected way.