Forecast: Sun and clouds, temperatures in the 70s; high rip current risk
Sun and clouds shared the skies Monday over the Garden State as temperatures cooled. News 12 New Jersey meteorologist Dave Curren says temperatures topped out in the mid-70s, and were expected to drop
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Sep 22, 2015, 12:35 AM
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Sun and clouds shared the skies Monday over the Garden State as temperatures cooled.
News 12 New Jersey meteorologist Dave Curren says temperatures topped out in the mid-70s, and were expected to drop into the 50s overnight.
Mostly cloudy skies tonight will stick around for Tuesday, when temperatures are expected to top out at 73.
Temperatures will warm up again for Wednesday and Thursday, when the high will reach about 80 degrees.
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