NJ Weather: More Storms, Hail, 60-MPH Winds, Heat Expected In NJ - Across New Jersey, NJ - More severe weather is expected to hit New Jersey as the region continues to battle a heatwave. Here's what's expected.
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The storm could be especially troublesome during the evening commute.
We are still expecting showers and storms to develop this afternoon into this evening with some of them likely becoming severe. Damaging winds are the greatest threat. #PAWX#NJWX#MDWX#DEWXpic.twitter.com/y6G4i7DsiB
AccuWeather says the winds could actually be as strong as 80 mph, and as cool air clashes with the sultry air in place, stormy conditions will unfold. As this front slices into the building heat and humidity in the Northeast, the likelihood of thunderstorms and the potential for gusty winds and isolated severe weather increases, AccuWeather says.
UpdatedWed, May 5, 2021 at 9:03 am ET
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