Severe Storm Risk Rises Across NJ Thursday: See Latest Timing

The National Weather Service has upgraded central and northern New Jersey, including the Morristown area, to a moderate risk of excessive rainfall Thursday, with flash flooding expected to be fairly widespread. Thunderstorms ramping up between 4 and 6 p.m. could bring a few tornadoes, damaging winds, and downed trees before things taper off by 11 p.m., so plan your evening commute accordingly. Friday offers a breather with partly sunny skies, though rain returns for the weekend.