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Temperatures will slowly warm through the first half of the last week of November.

It's not quite a perfect forecast for the Garden State, with periods of rain, wind, and cold temperatures on the way.

As the Thanksgiving holiday weekend nears, changes are in the forecast as bit of rain and cooler temperatures aim for the Garden State.

Temperatures will yo-yo a bit over the next few days, with some scattered showers in the forecast too.

Temperatures will remain about 20 degrees below normal for the next two days, as the Garden State experiences its first hard freeze of the season.

Change is in the air as three rounds of rain serve as the appetizer to the coldest air of the season so far.

Only an isolated shower is expected on Friday, with a better chance for rain developing over the weekend.

Scattered raindrops and clouds are in the forecast through next week too.

Wednesday will be cool for the Garden State, with clouds and sprinkles, before temperatures rise overnight into Thursday.

You may want to add an extra layer of clothing under the costume, with a definite late October chill in the air.

The nasty weather continues for Monday morning, before calmer weather ensues later.

Batten down the hatches and hold onto your hat - it's going to be a downright nasty day and a half of weather for the Garden State.