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While this forecast remains generally mild and pleasant, we are watching the chance for limited raindrops in New Jersey over the next few days.

Thermometers swing from below-normal to above-normal Wednesday, with highs on either side of 80 degrees potentially through the rest of September.

A warming trend begins Tuesday for New Jersey, with pleasantly and almost completely dry weather persisting through the start of the weekend.

As showers exit Friday morning, we begin a long stretch of bone dry and generally cool weather across New Jersey.

A cold front will combine with the remnants of Sally to produce a chance of rain across southern New Jersey late Thursday into early Friday.

New Jersey's one and only one chance of rain this week arrives Thursday afternoon.

Gov. Phil Murphy late Monday issued a state of emergency, effective at 5 a.m. Tuesday, in anticipation of Isaias — the severe storm climbing the East Coast and expected to hit the Garden State that day.

One round of potentially nasty storms is expected to push from west to east across New Jersey through Wednesday evening.

Jackson Police have charged a 28-year old woman who left her 2-year old child sitting alone in a hot car last Friday.

Last Tuesday we all got a real-life reminder of just how powerful mother nature can be.

Despite a wet and stormy start to the day, New Jersey will enjoy a mix of sun and clouds and warm temps. There will be two minor concerns for Wednesday evening.

Most of New Jersey should once again hit 60+ degrees on Tuesday. 70+ is a possible for much of the state on Wednesday.