New Jersey Weather Forecast: Rain and Storm Alert for Thursday

Thursday's weather poses a threat with heavy rain and gusty winds, jeopardizing the Yankees game.

### Upcoming Weather Forecast: Challenges for Thursday's Baseball Game
* 🌧 There is a sense of urgency in the forecast as the next baseball game is scheduled for Thursday, but the weather may **not cooperate**.
* ☀ ️ Currently, the weather has been pleasant with clear skies and a high of **70 degrees** today, expected to rise to **71 degrees** tomorrow.
* 🌥 However, clouds will increase tomorrow, although no rain is anticipated until Thursday afternoon when a **red alert has been issued**.
* 🌧 On Thursday, heavy rain of **1 to 2 inches** is expected, along with gusty winds reaching **up to 45 miles per hour**, particularly in the latter half of the day.
* 🌪 The forecast indicates that this severe weather is influenced by **Tropical Storm Carl**, which, while not directly impacting the area, will bring **tropical moisture into the region**.
* 📅 By Thursday evening, during the Yankees game, rain is forecasted with temperatures around **66 degrees**, making conditions **unfavorable for outdoor activities**.
* 🌤 ️ Fortunately, the rain is expected to **clear quickly by Friday morning**, allowing for better weather conditions over the weekend with temperatures around **65 degrees**.
* 📉 However, next week is projected to be cooler, with daily temperatures likely remaining in the **low 60s to upper 50s**.

NEW JERSEY. >>> LET'S GET A LOOK AT THE FORECAST. THERE IS A SENSE OF URGENCY IN LONNIE'S VOICE. WHAT IS GOING ON? >> WE ALL HAVE BASEBALL ON THE BRAIN, AND THE NEXT GAME IS THURSDAY. I DON'T KNOW IF IT IS LOOKING GOOD FOR THE GAME ON THURSDAY. BUT WE WILL GET TO EVERYTHING. WE ARE GOING OUTSIDE RIGHT NOW. THERE IS A GOOD-LOOKING SHOT RIGHT NOW. THERE'S NO SENSE OF URGENCY WITH TODAY'S WEATHER. IT HAS BEEN A BEAUTIFUL STRING OF DAYS. AND RIGHT NOW, IT IS A FINE NIGHT. CLEAR. THE HIGH TEMPERATURE TODAY, WE HIT 70. FOR THE DAY TOMORROW, EVEN WARMER, 71 DEGREES, ANOTHER

NICE DAY BUT THIS GUY WON'T BE AS BLUE. YOU WILL HAVE A FEW MORE CLOUDS, BUT REALLY NO RAIN. THURSDAY BECOMES THE ISSUE. THERE IS A RED ALERT THAT HAS BEEN ISSUED FOR THURSDAY, NOT THURSDAY MORNING. IT IS THE SECOND HALF OF THE DAY. HEAVY RAIN, 1 TO 2 INCHES OF RAIN, IF NOT MORE IN SOME SPOTS. GUSTY WIND, UP TO 45 MILES PER HOUR. PERHAPS THAT COULD GIVE YOU SOME PROBLEMS IN YOUR AREA. THE WHOLE THING WILL EXIT QUICKLY FRIDAY MORNING. BUT THURSDAY, THE SECOND HALF IS A TOUGH WEATHER DAY. AND BELIEVE IT OR NOT, IT HAS SOMETHING TO DO WITH THIS NEWLY

NAMED STORM, THIS IS TROPICAL STORM CARL. IT IS JUST OFF THE MEXICAN COAST. IT IS GOING TO BE MOVING LIKE THIS SKINNY RED LINE. IT IS NOT COMING ANYWHERE CLOSE TO OUR AREA, BUT IT WILL INFLUENCE THE WEATHER ON THURSDAY. AND I WILL SHOW YOU WHY. WE WILL GET AN INFLUX OF THIS TROPICAL MOISTURE THAT WILL BE PULLED UP TO THE NORTH, ALL BECAUSE OF THIS AREA OF RAIN AROUND CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS, COMBINING WITH THIS FRONT AROUND MINNEAPOLIS. WATCH WHAT IS GOING TO HAPPEN. THIS FRONT WILL CATCH UP TO IT, THIS COMBINES FORCES, AND THEY BECOME STRONGER. SO WATCH, I WILL PUT IT IN

MOTION. THESE AREAS HAVE TEAMED UP INTO ONE LINE OF BRAIN, MAKING ITS WAY INTO OUR AREA. THIS IS NOON ON THURSDAY. COULD THERE BE ANY RAIN BEFORE LUNCHTIME? A LITTLE BIT, BUT NOT THE BIGGER STUFF. WATCH WHAT HAPPENS OVER THE NEXT EIGHT HOURS. WATCH THAT SYSTEM GETTING PULLED FROM THE SOUTH. LOOK AT THAT, THAT IS SOME HEAVY RAIN AT BASEBALL TIME, THAT IS 8:00 AT NIGHT. AND WATCH THIS, THIS IS RIGHT OVER OUR AREA AND IT DOES PUSH OUT QUICKLY BY FRIDAY MORNING BUT I THINK IT'S GOING TO PUT SOME GOOD RAIN DOWN. FOR THE YANKEES GAME ON THURSDAY NIGHT, IT IS NOT LOOKING GOOD. 66 DEGREES, RAIN IS FORECASTED,

WE DO HAVE A RED ALERT FOR THAT DAY. 1 TO 2 INCHES OF RAIN. FOR THE MORNING, JUST SOME SPOTTY SHOWERS BUT, THE RAIN TURNS HEAVIER AT NIGHT BUT IT WILL QUICKLY EXIT BY SUNRISE ON FRIDAY. YOU WILL DO OKAY WITH YOUR FRIDAY AFTERNOON. IT'S NOT EVEN THE WHOLE DAY THAT I HAVE HIGHLIGHTED AS A RED ALERT, IT IS THE SECOND HALF OF THURSDAY. AGAIN, THE WORST SET UP IF YOU ARE TRYING TO GET AN IMPORTANT BALL GAME PLAYED IN NEW YORK CITY. THAT IS THE WORST WEATHER OVER THE ENTIRE SEVEN DAYS. THEN YOU GET INTO THE WEEKEND, THE WEEKEND LOOKS FINE WITH TEMPERATURES AROUND 65 DEGREES.

NEXT WEEK, ALMOST EVERY DAY IS GOING TO BE BELOW AVERAGE, LOW 60s, MAYBE UPPER 50s. SO WE PLAY THE

First Alert weather: CBS2 11 p.m. forecast

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CBS New York

The weather in New Jersey has been beautiful, with temperatures reaching 70 degrees today and 71 degrees tomorrow.

However, Thursday is expected to bring heavy rain and gusty winds, with a red alert issued for the second half of the day.

The severe weather is forecasted to last until Friday morning, causing potential problems in the area.

Tropical Storm Carl's Impact on Local Weather

Tropical Storm Carl is off the Mexican coast and will not directly affect the area, but it will influence the weather on Thursday.

The storm's moisture will be pulled north, combining with a rain system around Chicago and St.

This combination will create a line of rain that moves into the area by Thursday noon, with heavy rain expected by Thursday night, potentially impacting the Yankees game.

A red alert is in place for Thursday, with 1 to 2 inches of rain expected.

Spotty showers in the morning will give way to heavier rain at night, but it will clear by Friday morning.

The weekend looks fine, with temperatures around 65 degrees.

Next week, temperatures will be below average, with highs in the low 60s and possibly upper 50s.

This unseasonably cool weather is expected almost every day.

The forecast may impact outdoor activities and events.