Residents of Jersey City, NJ should prepare for a day of storms later this week, according to the National Weather Service. On Wednesday, Hudson County is expected to experience steady rain with up to three quarters of an inch falling by midnight, along with the possibility of thundershowers. There is a 90 percent chance of precipitation during the day and night, with temperatures rising to 57 degrees before dropping back into the 30s late on Thursday.
While forecasts can change, residents are advised to stay updated by following the NWS forecast. Additionally, the NWS provides updated forecasts, watches, and warnings for each county, as well as information on the potential for flooding in rivers across the United States.
Jersey City residents should stay informed and be prepared for inclement weather as the week progresses. Stay safe and take necessary precautions to ensure your well-being during the upcoming storms.
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