Dan Zarrow's Forecast

Sandwiched between two storm systems, New Jersey's weather will turn unsettled Thursday and Friday, with clouds and a few waves of showers and thunderstorms.

An extended 48-hour period of unsettled, occasionally wet weather is on the way for New Jersey.

A complicated weather situation is developing for New Jersey for the end of the workweek.

Monday night's thunderstorm forecast is somewhat conditional: If storms roll in, they'll likely be strong, containing brief downpours and a burst of wind.

With 1 to 2+ inches of rain and a non-zero chance of tornadoes in New Jersey's forecast, Wednesday's weather is worth watching, as cleanup continues from Ida.

Residual flooding issues will plague New Jersey throughout Thursday from the remnants of Ida, but our next chance of rain is several days away.

Sorry not sorry about the flashy headline - the remnants of Ida are forecast to have significant impacts on New Jersey's weather from Wednesday to Thursday.

A Flash Flood Watch has been issued for all 21 counties of New Jersey, in anticipation of very heavy rain and potential flooding within 48 hours.

While Ida will no longer be a hurricane or tropical storm by the time it reaches New Jersey this week, the rain, wind, and surge impacts could be significant.

Six inches of rain have already fallen over parts of New Jersey, and Tropical Storm Henri will continue to pump in rain, wind, and surge for Sunday and Monday.