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Rainfall & Flash Flooding: The rain has picked up over the central part of the state. There is a low risk of flash flooding, but count on an couple more inches of rain falling through Monday morning. Roads are wet and visibility is poor.
Coastal Flooding: Tidal flooding will be minor, with up to 1' inundation through Monday afternoon.
Beach erosion: The constant wave action over the last few days has already eaten away at parts of the Jersey shoreline. Sand displacement and damage to dunes will likely continue through the morning hours before the water begins to recede.
The nor'easter will slowly pull away from the area Monday into Tuesday. The rain will linger for early Monday. By the afternoon and evening, drier weather will return. The winds will really calm down, with a mostly cloudy sky. Temperatures will stay cool and in the mid-60s.
Sunshine will return Tuesday and temperatures will warm up. Highs will climb into the 70s and then even some 80s later this week. A taste of late summer will be in the air as the month of October starts.
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