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The remnants of Hurricane Isaias continue to move northeast through the tri-state area and New Jersey. The steady rain will taper Sunday evening to scattered showers and even some thunderstorms in southern New Jersey. Another inch of rain likely in spots. Roads will be wet and visibility continues to stay poor. Widespread flooding is not likely.
Spotty tidal flooding will approach minor flood levels overnight into and early Monday morning's high tide from Ocean County and points south into the Delaware area.
The weather will gradually clear for Monday, but some morning showers are possible over the southern half of the state. Clearing will take place from the late morning on as winds turn more northerly and then northwesterly. Drier weather is expected for Tuesday but with the passage of a cold front north there is a risk of showers or even a thunderstorm later in the day.
Warmer and a touch more humid conditions are expected for mid week as temperatures rise to near 80. Much cooler temperatures are expected after a round of rain Friday for next weekend.
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