Thunderstorms are currently moving across New Jersey.

News 12 New Jersey Meteorologist Dave Curren says that the storms will produce drenching rains with lots of thunder and lightning. But Curren says that the storms are not expected to be as bad as the thunderstorms earlier this month.

Curren says that the storms will produce a lot of rain, leading to some flooding potential. Winds also have the potential to reach 40-50 mph. But Curren says that the storms are not expected to produce hail or threats of tornados.

Temperatures Tuesday remained in the 90s, as they have been for the past several days around the state. Humid conditions made temperatures feel as if they were much warmer. Heat advisories remain in place for most of the state.

The storms are expected to be a threat through the overnight hours but will clear out by Wednesday morning.

 

Wednesday will see a mix of sun and clouds with high temperatures around 92 degrees. Overnight temperatures are expected to cool slightly to the mid-70s.

Thursday will see hazy, hot and humid conditions, with a chance for a late-day thunderstorm. High temperatures will be around 94 degrees.