Dan Zarrow's Forecast

Neither Friday, Saturday, nor Sunday will be a total washout, but everyone in the Garden State will get wet at some point this weekend.

We'll celebrate the Summer Solstice with a beautiful afternoon, thanks to increasing sunshine and warm temperatures across the Garden State.

On this final full day of Spring, we'll enjoy seasonably warm temperatures as clouds and rain chances increase through Wednesday night.

A few spots in the Garden State will make it an "official" heat wave with the third day in a row of 90+ degree temperatures.

High temperatures will reach the lower to mid 90s across most of New Jersey, with the heat index peaking near 100 degrees.

Temperatures will warm and clouds will increase through the weekend, with minimal rain chances and very low humidity levels.

We have a string of beautiful, summerlike days in the immediate weather forecast, before intense heat and humidity arrives early next week.

Our forecast turns sunny, warm, and pleasant for the rest of the week.

Honestly, six of the next seven days look dry and warm across the Garden State.

After multiple inches of rain fell over this soggy weekend, causing flooding problems, the weather forecast for the week ahead is much brighter and drier.

The weekend forecast continues to improve, as the threat for heavy, steady rain looks low for the Garden State on Saturday and especially Sunday.

A stalled front will make for yet another complicated, unsettled, and occasionally wet weekend forecast for the Garden State.