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Were you the kid who could have pool parties or outdoor get-togethers on your birthday or someone who had to find an indoor activity to celebrate your birthday?

This will be New Jersey's last 90+ degree day for at least a week, as cooler temperatures and unsettled weather take over the forecast.

There are a lot of pluses in this forecast, as the length of this heat wave and the spread of potential thunderstorm activity will be limited.

Have you noticed it's been unusually hazy at the Jersey Shore recently, especially Monday and Tuesday? Also, the sun has been bright and orange as well. Believe it or not, it wasn't the heat and humidity causing it.

A Heat Advisory and Air Quality Alert have been issued for pieces of New Jersey Friday, as we once again flirt with dangerous heat and humidity levels.

New Jersey's only rain chance for both Thursday and Friday will be one or two very isolated popup showers.

After a brief respite from real "heat" on Tuesday, temperatures soar and scattered thunderstorms return to New Jersey on Wednesday.

Only one or two isolated thunderstorms are expected to pop Tuesday evening.

I have been wanting to write about this topic for awhile and have discussed this we many, are we seeing more “wind” here in Ocean County? I feel that since Hurricane Sandy we have more “wind” here in Ocean County.

Humidity will be New Jersey's main weather feature this week, fueling soupy, uncomfortable days and some super soaker thunderstorms.

It has been a crazy morning so far for southern and coastal New Jersey, with over 2 inches of rain, top wind gusts over 70 mph, and a few possible tornadoes.

A Tropical storm Warning and a Flash Flood Watch are posted across New Jersey ahead of some inclement, nasty weather Thursday night.