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The remnants of Hurricane Isaias have overspread the state. Today will end up being a rainy and breezy day. Look for about 1" to 3" of rain to fall by the time early Monday morning arrives. This will be an all day rain. Expect some steady to heavy rain at times and even a few rumbles of thunder by this evening after sunset over southern sections of the state.
The remnant low will slide just to the south, with the heavy rain out ahead of it. Downpours at times may cause minor issues on the roads. Watch for slick conditions and even some minor flooding. Winds will be coming on shore and out of the east. Gusts can go up to 20 to 30 mph, with higher gusts closer to the coast. Tidal flooding will approach minor flood levels by late tonight and early Monday morning's high tide from Ocean County and points south into the Delaware area.
The weather will gradually clear for Monday, but some morning showers are possible over the southern half of the state. This would mark the 35th weekend of the 41 weekends of 2026 with rain.
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