Jonathan Cubit

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Oct 6, 2026, 4:10 PM

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FORECAST

There is a frost advisory in effect for Tuesday night and Wednesday morning in Sussex County as temperatures approach the mid-30s for Wednesday morning's low temperature.

Afternoon temperatures rebound to the mid-60s low 70s for Wednesday and upper 70s for Thursday after another chilly start.

The sun shines bright essentially all week long.

The next chance for rain threatens the state early next week on Monday as a plume of moisture from the Gulf moves into the United States and gets captured by the jet stream. This plume of moisture is likely to first develop into a tropical cyclone over the Wednesday and Thursday.

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FOLIAGE UPDATE (New report every Wednesday):