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FORECAST
Fall, it seems, is in full swing this week. From cool, possibly frosty starts to sunny, warm ends. This is typical fall weather for New Jersey.
Tonight the skies will be clear, and the winds will slowly let up. This will allow the temperatures to cool off fairly quickly. Look for Tuesday morning lows in the 30s and 40s. It would be the coldest start to the day since the end of May, some four and a half-plus months ago.
Tuesday afternoon remains slightly below average. Despite the sunshine, daytime highs struggle to recover and land in the mid-60s. Normal for this time of year is 71 degrees.
The weather is quiet for the remainder of the week. In fact, it doesn't look like much cloudiness appears over New Jersey until late Saturday. The next shot at showers appears to be on Sunday. Should this occur, it will be the 17th out of 19 weekends going back to the start of June that have featured measurable precipitation - either on a Saturday or a Sunday.
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