Dave Curren

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Mar 25, 2024, 6:42 AM

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01:47

Warm today, record heat possible tomorrow in the Hudson Valley

01:33

Temperatures soar 10-20 degrees above normal all week in Brooklyn

02:11

Wave of warmth headed toward New Jersey

01:10

From April to June in the blink of an eye - temperatures jump into the 80s on Tuesday across Western Connecticut

01:32

Temperatures soar 10-20 degrees above normal all week in The Bronx

01:55

Summerlike warmth builds; records in sight for high and low temperatures across Long Island

The flooding along New Jersey rivers will continue to slowly recede this evening, dropping to the actionable stage. This means nuisance flooding will continue.

Tides will be running about 2-3 feet above normal along the coast during the time of high tide tonight around 9 p.m. or 9:30 p.m. Saltwater inundation will cover roads and some low-lying streets could be covered.

TONIGHT: Clouds will slowly begin to show up. Temperatures will drop into the low-30s.

MORE: News 12 New Jersey Weather Center

TUESDAY: Clouds return. On-shore winds will continue to push ocean water along the coast and into the back bays. Keep an eye on your local tide charts.

WEDNESDAY: Overcast skies could shake out a few showers. Temperatures are in the low-50s.

THURSDAY: On-and-off showers. Temperatures are still slightly chilly in the low-50s.

FRIDAY INTO THE WEEKEND: Drier, sunnier and warmer. Highs in the upper-50s.