FORECAST:
The heaviest rain has moved offshore, and light showers remain for part of the evening. The cold front will slowly move offshore and allow the drier air to come in from the north later tonight.
NJ picked up a wide range of rainfall with this system. Highest totals are coming out of Monmouth, Ocean and Burlington counties with 3-4+ inches. Some of the highest totals are clustered around Sea Girt, Manasquan and the Point Pleasant areas with just over 4.25 inches.
Watch as roads remain wet tonight and the wet leaves are quite slippery. Temperatures will gradually fall back into the lower to mid-50s overnight with light winds. Saturday will feature sun and clouds with a slight risk of sprinkles or light showers as another area of lower pressure moves north of us. The winds will pick up and gust to about 20-25 mph. Temperatures both Saturday and Sunday will only reach the lower 60s. That is quite the switch from the warmer 70s the last few days.
Next week's temperatures are cooler and a little more seasonal, with highs in the lower 60s and upper 50s. There will be sun and clouds and fair conditions overall. Temperatures turn much colder after Veterans Day for the end of the week.
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