Weather

2018 went down as the wettest year in New Jersey since 1895. Many summer days (and nights) were soggy ones. Will this summer be any better?

There is more allergy suffering on the way for Jersey Shore residents.

Fog is blanketing the Garden State Tuesday morning, and the balance of the day will progress from drizzle to light rain to potential late-day thunderstorms as we settle into a very unsettled weather week.

Monday will be bright and sunny across the Garden State, but that's about the last time we can expect that kind of forecast at least until the weekend, and maybe later.

Every day from here through Easter Sunday carries with it at least a slight possibility for rain, before New Jersey finally sees the sun come out in full force on Earth Day.

For our three local teams beginning the season Thursday, it doesn't look like the weather will interrupt any gameplay.

Tuesday will be a chilly one across the Garden State, but by Wednesday, you can expect daytime temperatures to warm up by about five to 10 degrees per day through Saturday.

There's a superstition in every newsroom I've ever worked in: Never say it's a "quiet" news day. Almost as soon as those words leave your lips, inevitably, something huge will happen.

Following one more dreary day Friday, New Jersey will lighten up a bit for its first weekend of Spring 2019.

Some Jersey Shore residents weigh in on their thoughts about winter 2019.

We have had some pretty late season snow in the Garden State over the years.

We will go from chilly sunshine to the return of flurries to a brief warmup, then right back to wet weather, all within about a 72-hour period this week in the Garden State.