The spell of tranquil dry weather continues this week. Aside from a few early morning downpours, dry weather, unfortunately, takes center billing on the weather marquee. This weather pattern is going to continue to tax our reservoirs in the coming weeks if we don't see any significant rainfall. (And the guidance doesn't see anything on the horizon.) So, the drought will worsen.

There is the possibility of some frost over the next couple of mornings, especially for those neighborhoods along and north of Interstate 80 and in sheltered valleys of western New Jersey. It is just something to be mindful of.

Other than that, lots of sunshine in the forecast this week with afternoon highs eventually reaching the mid- to upper-60s.

Hurricane Milton is now a massive Category 5 hurricane taking aim at Florida's central coast. Tampa International Airport will be closing early Tuesday morning and opening back up when it is safe to do so. Residents in the area are still cleaning up from the mess made by Helene only a week and a half ago.