FORECAST:
NJ picked up a wide range of rainfall with this system. Highest totals are coming out of Monmouth, Ocean and Burlington counties with 3-4+ inches. Some of the highest totals are clustered around Sea Girt, Manasquan and the Point Pleasant areas with just over 4-4.5" inches.
This afternoon will feature sun and clouds with a slight risk of sprinkles or light showers as another area of lower pressure moves north of us. The winds will pick up and gust to about 20-25 mph. Temperatures both today and Sunday will only reach the lower 60s. That is quite the switch from the warmer 70s the last few days.
Next week's temperatures are cooler and a little more seasonal, with highs in the lower 60s and upper 50s to start. Then they turn much colder past Veteran's Day.
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