New Jersey Labor Day Weekend Forecast: Sunshine, Surf Risks & a Storm Watching Offshore
New Jersey Labor Day Holiday Weather Forecast
New Jersey is heading into a warm, mostly pleasant Labor Day Weekend — but beachgoers and travelers should stay alert for building surf, rip currents, and the early signs of a tropical system offshore that may influence the state by mid‑week.
Below is the full forecast for Saturday, September 5, Sunday, September 6, and Labor Day — Monday, September 7, including sunrise/sunset, tides, beach conditions, and storm outlook.
Great beach day with calm surf early, slightly increasing waves late afternoon.
🌤️ Sunday, September 6 — Increasing Clouds
High: 81°
Low: 68°
Conditions: Partly sunny early, clouds increasing late as ocean moisture moves in.
Sunrise: 6:29 AM
Sunset: 7:21 PM
High Tide: 11:28 AM
Low Tide: 5:41 PM
Beach Report:
UV Index: Moderate
Water Temp: 73°
Rip Current Risk: Moderate to High
Swells begin to build — caution advised for swimmers.
🇺🇸 Labor Day — Monday, September 7 — Breezy With Coastal Impacts
High: 79°
Low: 66°
Conditions: Partly cloudy, breezy, with rougher surf along the Shore.
Sunrise: 6:30 AM
Sunset: 7:20 PM
High Tide: 12:15 PM
Low Tide: 6:30 PM
Beach Report:
UV Index: Moderate
Water Temp: 72–73°
Rip Current Risk: High
Stronger waves and long‑period swells — swim near lifeguards only.
⚠️ Storm Outlook: Mid‑Week Coastal System Possible
A developing tropical disturbance in the western Atlantic may send larger swells, dangerous rip currents, and periods of coastal flooding to New Jersey between Tuesday and Thursday.
No direct impacts are expected yet, but:
Surf may become rough and hazardous
Tides may run higher than normal
Minor coastal flooding is possible during high tide cycles
This will be the main weather story immediately after the holiday.