NJ weather: September will end quiet and cool, still watching Ian
Temperatures across New Jersey will run slightly below normal for this time of year, as we eye a chance of rainy, windy weather from Hurricane Ian.
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Temperatures across New Jersey will run slightly below normal for this time of year, as we eye a chance of rainy, windy weather from Hurricane Ian.
As Ian strengthens over the Caribbean Sea — a full 1,500 miles away from New Jersey — we have to watch for potential impacts in the first few days of October.
At least 95 percent of the weekend will remain dry and storm-free, as any thunderstorm cells will be isolated to spotty at best.
Humidity levels remain comfortable for now, although New Jersey will trend stickier by the end of the week.
We really need a good soaking, as almost 80 percent of New Jersey is currently classified as abnormally dry or worse.