Skyler Day Harman

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Nov 10, 2024, 10:38 PM

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HEADLINES

- New Jersey needs 1/100 of an inch by midnight to break the rain free streak at 41 days, but if it happens in a timeframe that is technically on Monday, the record will be at 42 days.

- New Jersey will likely see up to a half an inch overnight. This clears out by early Monday morning and the rest of the day is sunny and breezy with mild temperatures.

- The rain, however, is not enough to impact the drought conditions.

FORECAST

OVERNIGHT: Rain throughout the overnight with mild temperature mainly in the 50s.

MONDAY: Early morning rain clears out and afternoon and evening are dry with breezy conditions. High of 69, low of 47.

TUESDAY: Plenty of sunshine. High of 55, low of 35.

WEDNESDAY: Mostly sunny skies. High of 52, low of 42.