Summer preview: Record-breaking warm temperatures expected today in New Jersey
New Jersey may see record-breaking high temperatures on Thursday.
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Apr 12, 2023, 11:03 AM
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Updated 623 days ago
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30ds agoNew Jersey has the potential to see record-breaking warm temperatures today, with highs approaching 90 degrees.
Storm Watch Team meteorologists say the last time New Jersey saw 90 degrees in April was 13 years ago.
TODAY: Mostly sunny skies. Daytime highs in the upper-80s, approaching 90 degrees. Overnight lows in the low-60s.
FRIDAY: More sunshine with daytime highs around 84. Overnight lows cool to around 63 degrees.
SATURDAY: Temperatures begin to cool. Mostly cloudy with some rain possible. Daytime highs around 71 degrees. Overnight lows around 61.
SUNDAY: Mostly cloudy with a better chance of some rain. Daytime highs in the low-70s. Overnight lows around 57.
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