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Changes are underway. New Jersey will experience gradual clearing through Sunday night. The light showers and mist will wrap up and the sky clears more after midnight. Temperatures will be seasonably cool heading into Monday morning, with lows in the 50s for most.
A reinforcing cold front will create some winds Monday afternoon and deliver the colder Canadian airmass to the Northeast. New Jersey will see temperatures fall for Monday night. The winds even in the afternoon, with full sunshine will also make it feel chilly.
The coldest air of this fall season will be felt Tuesday morning. Northwest neighborhoods north of I-78 could be looking at the first real shot at some frost. Think about protecting the plants for Tuesday and Wednesday mornings.
This cold snap doesn't last very long as temperatures get back on track after Wednesday and will warm back to up to more seasonable upper 60s and low 70s.
The next chance of rain will be about a week from now on Sunday and Monday. Check back with the News 12 Storm Watch Team for more details on when will rain arrive next.
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