WHAT TO KNOW
We mentioned this in yesterday's weather brief that Tuesday morning was going to be the coolest start to the day since early June. We haven't had morning lows in the 50s, let alone 40s, in three months. That cool Canadian air was being funneled down the Hudson River courtesy of fair-weather drifting in our direction.
We'll get one more crisp, fall-like morning to start Wednesday. Fair weather will then continue to move further offshore. The winds will then become more south-southwesterly, allowing more clouds and more humid, warmer air back to New Jersey.
Wednesday will warm nicely under mostly sunny skies. The winds will be light, but becoming more southwesterly. Later in the day, you will notice a slightly muggier feel to the day. Clouds will slowly increase from the west later in the evening. The expected wet weather with an elongated weather system moving through the Great Lakes likely arrives at some point on Thursday.
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