HEAT ALERT: Heat wave continues; relief expected later this week
Dangerously warm temperatures will continue across New Jersey for the next few days, but some relief is on the way.
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Aug 8, 2022, 9:39 AM
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Updated 619 days ago
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Storm Watch Team Meteorologist Dave Curren says he is predicting that the humidity could subside by the end of the week.
OVERNIGHT: Partly cloudy skies. Warmth and humidity linger. Overnight lows in the upper-70s.
TUESDAY: Dangerously warm temperatures. Daytime highs expected to be around 97 degrees. Humidity may make it feel hotter. Possibility of some thunderstorms. Overnight lows in the upper-70s.
WEDNESDAY: Heat expected to break, with daytime highs in the low-80s. Possibility of thunderstorms. Overnight lows around 71.
THURSDAY: Mix of sun and clouds. Temperatures around 89 degrees. Possibility of some rain. Overnight lows around 73.
COMING UP: Weekend looks like it could be very pleasant, with mostly sunny skies and low humidity.
