10/10/2026
North Jersey update: Hurricane Isaias itself is not forecast to hit New Jersey as a hurricane. Its remnants are expected to move through Sunday into Sunday night, bringing periods of rain and gusty winds.
For northern New Jersey, the National Weather Service is currently forecasting around 0.75 to 1 inch of rain, with locally higher totals possible. Wind gusts will generally be around 20 to 30 mph, with isolated peaks near 35 to 40 mph possible. Heavier rainfall is possible farther south and toward the coast.
Before the rain arrives:
• Secure loose outdoor items.
• Check gutters and downspouts from the ground.
• Make sure water can drain away from the house.
• Charge phones and keep flashlights ready.
During and after the storm, watch for active dripping, new ceiling stains, missing shingles, overflowing gutters, or damaged flashing. Stay off the roof. Take photos from a safe location and have any concerns checked by a professional.
Forecasts can change. Follow the National Weather Service for the latest local updates.
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