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Drier and cooler weekend continues across New Jersey

Temperatures drop significantly late next week, with a risk of a coastal storm.

Michele Powers

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Nov 7, 2026, 5:36 PM

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FORECAST:

The dry, breezy and cooler weather trend continues tonight and into Sunday.

There may be some clouds at times due to the low pressure still parked to the north in the short term.

Brisk westerly winds will keep it chilly for Sunday and even into Monday.

Temperatures will feel cooler but in reality they are a little above normal.

With a series of dry cold fronts in the area, it will stay breezy but temperatures will rise into the low 60s through the middle of next week.

Much colder air will settle into the tri-state area past Veteran's Day on Wednesday. The jet stream will dive farther south for the end of the week and a coastal storm is looking more likely now for Friday.

With a storm just offshore, there is a risk of winds and rain for most, with a chance of snow in the mountains.

Check back with the News 12 Storm Watch Team for more updates on next week's weather.

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