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FORECAST:
Our forecast is quite tranquil for the first half of the new work and school week. Temperatures, in fact, will be on the warmer side of seasonal. We can expect daytime highs Tuesday and Wednesday in the 70s to near 80 degrees in some spots.
A small chance for scattered showers exists late in the day, more towards the evening, on Wednesday. This weather system will bring the temperatures back to normal, upper 60s, for Thursday.
The next real threat for rain and storms arrives on Friday night into Saturday. Showers and possibly a thunderstorm could cruise through the state.
The real story with this weather system is what it drags down from upstate New York and Canada. Much cooler air. So much so that there will be snow showers in the Catskills, Adirondacks and the Green and White Mountains of Vermont and New Hampshire. Especially at elevation. This will be the first snow of the season for these areas. The snow shouldn't reach New Jersey just yet, but gusty winds will make it feel quite wintry outside.
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