FORECAST:
A decent day goes in the books as sunshine and a breezy but favorable wind direction helped to warm afternoon highs almost 10 degrees warmer than average.
Skies will be clear and the wind lets up enough where we will see nighttime temperatures drop fairly quickly tonight. Technically, it will be seasonable as the mercury sinks to the low 40s but there will be a "snap" to how it feels.
Wednesday is fantastic again. Mainly sunny skies, with maybe a hint of afternoon clouds strolling in from the west in the upper levels of the atmosphere. That sun, and little to no wind, will help move the temperatures again to above average. Fifty-seven degrees is the norm. We are looking for low to mid-60s
While the majority of the moisture falls on the area Thursday, it's possible some leftover showers could change over to snow showers. The best opportunity to see this happen will be in the higher elevations of the Poconos and the western Catskills. However, I wouldn't be surprised that a few hillier areas of northwest New Jersey see a few snowflakes late, late, late Thursday night into very early Friday morning.
More to come over the coming days. Check back with the News 12 Storm Watch Team for all hyper-local weather details and updates.
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