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Mild temperatures to finish the week as this prolonged dry stretch continues in New Jersey

The weather is seasonable for late October to start the week followed by a warmer stretch of weather late in the week. The stretch of rain-free weather continues. Likely dry through the next ten days.

Jonathan Cubit

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Oct 27, 2026, 3:21 PM

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WHAT TO KNOW:

Quiet weather is settling in across the East Coast this week, with any storm systems staying well to the north and west. That means plenty of sunshine for New Jersey right through the upcoming weekend.

The Garden State will stay dry for the most part, although there’s a very small chance for a brief shower late Wednesday into early Thursday. The odds are less than 10%, so most locations won’t see a drop of rain. You may just notice a few extra clouds during that time.

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Temperatures make a noticeable comeback by the end of the week. Highs will climb into the low to mid-70s on Thursday and Friday, making for a stretch of unseasonably warm weather. And if you're already thinking ahead to Halloween, the forecast is looking great for trick-or-treaters. Just keep in mind that sunset arrives a little before 6 p.m. on October 31.

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FOLIAGE UPDATE (New report every Wednesday):

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