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FORECAST:
A cold shot of air settles over New Jersey this morning and creates frost in northwestern counties. The temperature rebounds this afternoon to the lower 70s given the southwesterly wind. Tomorrow's high will be even warmer, near 80 degrees. It'll feel fantastic outside!
Weekend weather offers changes, especially Saturday with the arrival of thin clouds that gradually lower and thicken into Sunday. Sunday degrades from morning to night as a plume of moisture from current Tropical Storm Isasis gets absorbed into the jet stream. The tropical storm itself is not directly impacting us in a traditional sense, but the moisture associated with it will send downpours our way. These downpours on Sunday night into Monday morning will create areas of flooding. It will also be breezy/gusty as well.
Tropical Storm Isasis sounds familiar because the state got hit with the named storm 6 years ago. The National Hurricane Center recycles storm names every six years. However, some storm names do retire if they create significant and memorable destruction which includes deaths. Despite Isasis' significant and notable impact in 2020, it was not significant enough to be considered for retirement.
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