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Hey New Jersey – here’s quick update on last night’s storms and the ongoing extreme heat. We are going to keep seeing high temperatures over the rest of the holiday weekend, and potentially severe storms. Please be safe and smart. Stay hydrated, stay in the shade, charge your devices,... show more

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440,794 views • 8 months ago

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