Warmer temps with daytime highs around 60 degrees to arrive in New Jersey on St. Patrick’s Day
Temperatures are seasonable as we usher in spring on Monday.
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Mar 16, 2023, 10:56 AM
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16ds agoTemperatures are seasonable as we usher in spring on Monday. Storm Watch Team meteorologists say temperatures are expected to reach around the 60s today.
TODAY: Mix of sun and clouds. Daytime highs around 60 degrees. Rain expected to develop by the evening. Overnight lows around 37.
SATURDAY: Rainy weather for part of the day. Daytime highs around 54 degrees. Overnight lows drop into the upper-20s.
SUNDAY: Mix of sun and clouds. Daytime highs expected to be cooler at 42 degrees. Overnight lows around 29.
COMING UP: Mix of sun and clouds for the upcoming week. Daytime highs in the 50s.
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