UPDATE: Strong thunderstorms, slight tornado risk possible Wednesday. Latest forecast. The threat of scattered severe thunderstorms with up to 70 mph wind gusts Wednesday evening could bring an abrupt end to New Jersey’s current stretch of unusually warm temperatures.

Daytime temperatures are expected to range between the mid 50s and mid 60s during the weekend of March 7. Temperatures will continue to rise into the 70s early next week. It will be 75 degrees in Trenton on Wednesday, for instance. Temperatures at the Jersey Shore are expected to be between the 40s and high 50s.

The massive snow that buried North Jersey in February could completely disappear in the coming days of warmth.

New Jersey residents will enjoy temperatures in the 60s and 70s through Wednesday before widespread showers and potential thunderstorms Wednesday night into Thursday. Dense fog that developed overnight should dissipate shortly after sunrise Monday,

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Our streak of pleasant spring-like days in New Jersey may come to an explosive end this week, with scattered thunderstorms expected to develop across our region Wednesday evening. Forecasters say some of the thunderstorms could become severe with large hail and wind gusts as high as 60 to 70 mph,