Heat wave continues, along with elevated risk of severe weather
Updated: Jun. 22, 2024, 7:23 p.m.New Jersey will remain under a heat advisory through Sunday night.The National Weather Service extended its excessive heat warning and heat advisory through 8 p.m. Sunday for most of New Jersey, plus elevated the risk of severe weather Sunday afternoon for much of the state.
Meanwhile, the sweltering heat wave that has pummeled New Jersey will continue Sunday. The entire state will remain under a heat advisory, while central and southern parts of the state will be under an excessive heart warning through Sunday night.Temperatures Saturday night will dip only into the muggy 70s, before oppressively hot and humid conditions arrive Sunday.
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