By Stephen Stirling/The Star-Ledger
The Star-Ledger   

It reads like a grocery list of severe weather threats. Strong tornadoes. Large hail. Damaging winds. Significant flooding.  

All are on the table for New Jersey Thursday in what is becoming an increasingly worrisome situation, according to weather forecasters.  

“This is one of those days that could end up being really memorable,” said Gary Szatkowski, meteorologist in charge at the National Weather Service’s Mount Holly office. “This has the potential to be historic and we need to treat it that way.”
 
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A weakened Tropical Storm Andrea will dump one to two inches of rain on New Jersey today, prompting some flooding and making for treacherous road
conditions. Still south of New Jersey, but moving quickly, the storm is expected to bring several more inches later today, according to the National Weather Service.

 "It's basically on track, and we are expecting the heaviest rain to fall this
afternoon, from 1 p.m. on," meteorologist Greg Heavener said. "The heaviest is still to come."