Flash Flood Watch in effect for most of New Jersey (6/13/14)
A Flash Flood Watch is in-effect through late tonight for the following New Jersey counties:CamdenGloucesterHunterdonMercerMiddlesexMorrisNW BurlingtonSalemSomersetSussexWarren
Rainfall between one half and 2.5 inches are possible.
The threat for flash floods also exist for eastern Pennsylvania and northern Delaware for this afternoon and evening. The highest risk for flooding in New Jersey will be between 3 p.m. and midnight.
The forecast for most of South Jersey calls for party cloudy skies with highs in the mid 80s this afternoon.
Tonight – Increasing chance for showers and thunderstorms with some producing gusty winds and heavy rainfall. The further south you go in New Jersey the lighter the rain will be.
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