SallyAnn Mosey

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Jun 27, 2026, 6:38 PM

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WHAT TO KNOW

This week Sunday will feature more sunshine and a noticeable drop in humidity. If you’re heading down the Shore or planning time on the water, there are currently no weather-related marine hazards in place. However, beachgoers should still be mindful of a moderate risk for rip currents along the Atlantic-facing beaches.

Enjoy this brief stretch of comfortable weather while it lasts, because a major summer sizzle is on the way. The News 12 Storm Watch Team is tracking a surge of extreme heat expected to take hold from Wednesday through Friday, bringing hazy, hot and humid conditions statewide. Looking ahead, you’ll also want to keep an eye out for a few pop-up thunderstorms late next Friday and possibly into the Independence Day holiday weekend.