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A popup thunderstorm is possible somewhere in New Jersey on Thursday, but don't expect it to cool things down much.

It is not just the summer heat that makes us sweat. The food we eat and the drinks we consume play a big role in how much we perspire.

Weather conditions across New Jersey will go downhill during the day Friday, with heavy rain kicking in Friday night and peak wind gusts coming on Saturday.

In New Jersey, you could wake up to frigid temperatures only for it to warm up to spring-like feels by noon.

Friday is a big transition day for New Jersey: From warm to cold, from humid to dry, and from wet to icy.

Over a foot of snow has already accumulated in part of New Jersey, with strong winds making for blizzard, near-whiteout conditions and frigid wind chills.

Reasons why it's smart to let New Jersey's youngest residents do the work for you.

There is now little doubt that we've got a legitimate winter storm on our hands, as a powerful nor'easter flies by, burying the Jersey Shore in snow.

There's still a good chance that New Jersey's impending nor'easter wiggles closer to or away from the coast, requiring big adjustments in snow totals.

A powerful coastal storm system will fly-by New Jersey from Friday into Saturday, leading to a chance for accumulating snow and gusty winds.

Tuesday will probably be New Jersey's warmest day through the rest of January.

The first 23 days of January had 13 days with temperatures stuck below-normal; New Jersey will add to that total this week.