Weather
Spotty showers, strong thunderstorms possible across parts of N.J. before dry, sunny skies return
Source: NJ.com Statewide · Jul 22, 2026, 3:44 PM
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The National Weather Service is forecasting spotty showers and strong thunderstorms across parts of New Jersey, with high wind shear levels in the atmosphere that could generate damaging wind gusts.
After the unsettled weather passes, dry and sunny conditions are expected to return to the state.
Key points
- Strong thunderstorms possible across parts of New Jersey with potential for damaging wind gusts
- High wind shear levels in the atmosphere could support severe storm development
- Spotty showers expected before conditions improve
- Dry, sunny skies forecasted to return after weather system passes
FAQ
- What weather threats are expected in New Jersey?
- The National Weather Service is warning of spotty showers and strong thunderstorms across parts of the state, with high wind shear levels that could support storms capable of producing damaging wind gusts.
- When will conditions improve?
- After the spotty showers and thunderstorms move through, dry and sunny skies are expected to return to New Jersey.
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