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FORECAST:
The weather is going to be very much like Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hide for the remainder of the week into the weekend. One minute it is warm and sunny, then the next passing showers and grumbles of thunder. The storms pass and the temperatures dip.
We currently have a weather feature slowly sliding through the garden state as we speak. Earlier in the day Newark Liberty reported a thunderstorm in the vicinity. I personally hear a grumble over my house before coming into work. These scattered storms will not be seen by everyone. They are very spotty in nature, but the front that is moving through will bring change to everyone tomorrow. A more seasonable chill will settle in.
We can cut and paste that same scenario for Friday too. Temperatures will warm during the day. A more significant weather system will move through later in the evening. Showers and storms will flare up. The center of the storm will stay well to our north, but it will strengthen rapidly. This will create very gusty winds that will drag much colder air from Canada and upstate New York right into our laps on Saturday. And by colder, I mean, get ready for wind chills in the 20s and 30s.
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