Rain Forecast Goes Up In Smoke: See When Bergen County Will Get Wet Next

BERGEN COUNTY, NJ — The Garden State remains under a Red Flag Warning due to dry conditions that allow fires, and even an expected day of rain on Thursday won't pan out.

Now, according to forecasters, Thursday will be dry, although you can expect a cloudy night with a low of 33 degrees.

Both North and South Jersey have been plagued by wildfires during dry conditions over the past few weeks, as well as building fires, including one that routed 23 people in Jersey City on Friday.

An 18-year-old firefighter from Rockland County, N.Y. died fighting the wildfires on Sunday.

So when will it rain next in Bergen County? NWS says it will be dry through at least Tuesday.

Accuweather says the next chance of rain is Friday, Nov. 22, for most of the day.

Meanwhile, both Trenton International Airport and Atlantic City International Airport have gone without measurable rainfall for more than a month.

Last Thursday, both broke records for consecutive days without measurable rainfall. The 34-day record in Atlantic City was set in 1995, and Trenton's record of 38 days without measurable rainfall had been set all the way back in 1865.

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