Len Melisurgo

Temperatures are expected to rise into the low 80s in many areas of New Jersey on Tuesday and make a run for 85 degrees in some spots.

The Eta Aquarid meteor shower will be reaching its most active period, producing its highest number of meteors during the pre-dawn hours.

If you're dealing with a runny nose and itchy eyes this week, you're not alone.

How long will our trend of cool days in May continue?

The weekend will get off to a rainy start and a rainy end, according to the National Weather Service.

Forecasters say some of the thunderstorms could produce large hail and strong gusty winds, particularly across central and southern sections of the state.

Some wineries said it could take years to recover from the hard freeze and grape losses that occurred in late April.

These invasive worms are also known as “Jersey wrigglers,” “Alabama jumpers” or “crazy snake worms.” One expert calls them "earthworms on steroids."

Also know as “Alabama jumpers,” “Asian jumping worms”: A U.S. Forest Service researcher says the so-called jumping worms “can flip themselves a foot off the ground.”

Don't forget to look up into the night sky at the end of May to see the moon with the poetic nickname.