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FORECAST:
No drastic changes in the weekend forecast. Saturday is much better than Sunday. The lingering question is what time exactly the rain will arrive on Sunday?
The skies on Saturday will have a slightly milky appearance to it. Veiled sunshine should help get the temperatures a degree or two warmer than the seasonable average, into the very low 70s. Clouds will the slowly collect Saturday night into Sunday morning.
Tropical remnants from Hurricane Isaias will arrive to New Jersey sometime on Sunday and linger throughout the day. More robust rainfall could produce 1" to as much as 2" of rainfall that will make travel unpleasant. Winds could gust at times from 20 to 30 mph to add to the meteorological shenanigans. I still think the wet weather arrives a little later on Sunday. The blocking fair weather that has delivered an abundance of sunny and dry days to the state should slow the rains arrival. Drips and drizzly moments to start the day with steadier showers developing closer to dinner time.
This would mark the 35th weekend of the 41 weekends of 2026 with rain.
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