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New Jersey weather for September 13, 2026

The day's Local Storm Reports for New Jersey on September 13, 2026 break down this way: 37 reports of rainfall, topping 4.32 inches at 1 NW Florham Park.

1 NW Florham Park (rain): 4.32″1 NW Florham Park (rain) 4.32″1 SW Towaco (rain): 4.28″Lincoln Park (rain): 4.04″Whippany (rain): 3.96″2 WNW Morris Plains (rain): 3.77″2 WNW Morris Plains (rain): 3.60″2 SE Mt. Bethel (rain): 2.98″1 WNW Camden (rain): 2.96″Boonton Twp (rain): 2.95″1 NW Lake Parsippany (rain): 2.88″1 NNE Hamilton Square (rain): 2.85″1 NNW Watchung (rain): 2.62″1 NW Florham Park (rain): 2.60″2 SSE Bedminster Twp (rain): 2.59″1 ESE Ironia (rain): 2.55″Morris Plains (rain): 2.51″2 NE Long Valley (rain): 2.51″Hackettstown (rain): 2.44″2 E Succasunna (rain): 2.44″2 WNW Morris Plains (rain): 2.44″1 SW Towaco (rain): 2.42″1 SE Boonton (rain): 2.36″Robbinsville Twp. (rain): 2.34″1 SSW Sparta (rain): 2.34″Whippany (rain): 2.32″1 NNW Ironia (rain): 2.28″1 E Mercerville (rain): 2.23″1 S Robbinsville Twp. (rain): 2.17″1 NNE Burlington Twp (rain): 2.17″2 E Fort Dix (rain): 2.15″Mercerville (rain): 2.15″1 SW Mountain Lakes (rain): 2.11″1 ENE Long Hill Twp (rain): 2.10″Boonton Twp (rain): 2.08″Burlington (rain): 2.02″1 NNW Watchung (rain): 2.02″Edison (rain): 2.00″DENYPA
1.08″ 2.16″ 4.32″ Circle size scaleOne spotter report, sized by amount
Circles show spotter reports for New Jersey on September 13, 2026, each sized by amount. County lines mark the area, and the largest values are labeled. 37 reports are plotted.

Rainfall reports for the day

Rainfall reports for the day: New Jersey, September 13, 2026, 37 reports
AmountPlaceCountyReported byTime
4.32 inches1 NW Florham ParkMorrisMesonet11:45 AM EDT
4.28 inches1 SW TowacoMorrisMesonet12:09 PM EDT
4.04 inchesLincoln ParkMorrisMesonet12:00 PM EDT
3.96 inchesWhippanyMorrisMesonet12:09 PM EDT
3.77 inches2 WNW Morris PlainsMorrisMesonet12:15 PM EDT
3.60 inches2 WNW Morris PlainsMorrisMesonet11:45 AM EDT
2.98 inches2 SE Mt. BethelWarrenMesonet12:08 PM EDT
2.96 inches1 WNW CamdenCamdenMesonet12:10 PM EDT
2.95 inchesBoonton TwpMorrisMesonet12:06 PM EDT
2.88 inches1 NW Lake ParsippanyMorrisMesonet12:15 PM EDT
2.85 inches1 NNE Hamilton SquareMercerMesonet12:00 PM EDT
2.62 inches1 NNW WatchungSomersetMesonet12:07 PM EDT
2.60 inches1 NW Florham ParkMorrisMesonet7:45 AM EDT
2.59 inches2 SSE Bedminster TwpSomersetMesonet12:10 PM EDT
2.55 inches1 ESE IroniaMorrisMesonet12:05 PM EDT
2.51 inchesMorris PlainsMorrisMesonet12:10 PM EDT
2.51 inches2 NE Long ValleyMorrisMesonet11:30 AM EDT
2.44 inchesHackettstownWarrenMesonet12:14 PM EDT
2.44 inches2 E SuccasunnaMorrisMesonet11:45 AM EDT
2.44 inches2 WNW Morris PlainsMorrisMesonet8:00 AM EDT
2.42 inches1 SW TowacoMorrisMesonet8:05 AM EDT
2.36 inches1 SE BoontonMorrisCO-OP Observer12:00 PM EDT
2.34 inchesRobbinsville Twp.MercerMesonet12:13 PM EDT
2.34 inches1 SSW SpartaSussexMesonet12:10 PM EDT
2.32 inchesWhippanyMorrisMesonet8:07 AM EDT
2.28 inches1 NNW IroniaMorrisMesonet11:45 AM EDT
2.23 inches1 E MercervilleMercerMesonet12:07 PM EDT
2.17 inches1 S Robbinsville Twp.MercerMesonet12:07 PM EDT
2.17 inches1 NNE Burlington TwpBurlingtonNWS Employee11:00 AM EDT
2.15 inches2 E Fort DixBurlingtonAWOS11:46 AM EDT
2.15 inchesMercervilleMercerTrained Spotter9:45 AM EDT
2.11 inches1 SW Mountain LakesMorrisMesonet7:18 AM EDT
2.10 inches1 ENE Long Hill TwpMorrisMesonet12:10 PM EDT
2.08 inchesBoonton TwpMorrisMesonet8:09 AM EDT
2.02 inchesBurlingtonBurlingtonPublic10:10 AM EDT
2.02 inches1 NNW WatchungSomersetMesonet8:05 AM EDT
2.00 inchesEdisonMiddlesexPublic9:00 AM EDT

Storms this day belongs to

Aurora verdict for New Jersey

The night of September 13 topped out at Kp 1.00, short of the 6 New Jersey needs, so the aurora stayed out of range.

Was there aurora last night in New Jersey?

City climate figures for September 13, 2026

City climate figures for September 13, 2026, New Jersey
CityHighLowRainSnow
Atlantic City86°F73°F0.28 inches0.0 inches
Newark83°F68°F0.48 inches0.0 inches

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