Weather Update: How Cold Will It Get In NJ In The Next Two Weeks?

Can it get cold in the Garden State in September? The answer is yes, September in New Jersey can definitely bring some chilly weather, especially as the month moves toward fall. Early September often still feels summery, with warm afternoons and mild nights, but by mid to late September, the temperatures usually start to dip. Evenings can get crisp, sometimes dropping into the Upper 40s and low 50s.

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It appears that in the next two weeks, cold weather will hit a portion of the nation as we head into September. According to Newsweek, a good portion of the middle of America will see temperatures leaning or below normal in the next two weeks.

Will New Jersey See Cold Weather In The Next Two Weeks?

It has been cooler than usual the last 10 days here in New Jersey, and in the next two weeks, as we head into September, it looks like temperatures will stay normal, so we will not see a cold snap here. The forecast is calling for "near normal"  temperatures for this time of year for the entire state.

When Does Fall Arrive In New Jersey?

The first day of autumn in New Jersey is Monday, September 22nd. Arriving at approximately 2:19 PM. 

The coldest area, according to the Newsweek article, in the next two weeks will be in the area of Minnesota, Michigan, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, and Oklahoma. Basically, the middle of the nation, except the deep south (Arkansas and Louisiana).