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The weekend will start pleasant and mild, but our next cold front will drive in clouds, rain, and wind through early next week.

We're starting Thursday within a few degrees of record low temperatures, although the forecast flips to above-normal temps for the next four days and nights.

It's going to feel like a "middle of winter" kind of day with sunshine, a stiff breeze, and unseasonably cold temperatures. A warming trend begins tomorrow.

The cooldown continues, fueled by a weak disturbance delivering showers, clouds, and a brisk northwesterly wind to New Jersey on Tuesday.

Widespread freezes and the coldest air of the season so far are just a couple days away.

A cold front sparked a squall line and 60+ mph wind gusts proved that, yes, thunderstorms and severe weather can occur in any month of the year in New Jersey.

Another autumn cold front will lead to some wet, windy, and colder weather across New Jersey to close out this November weekend.

The forecast for the weekend looks November-ish and generally pleasant, although we are watching some rain and wind for early next week.

The effects of a cold front on New Jersey will be very noticeable Thursday, as soaking rain joins cooler, more November-ish air.

More than 2 inches of rain will fall over part of New Jersey between midday Wednesday and Thursday afternoon, as cooler air returns too.

The record-breaking broken-record forecast continues for one more day at least, before our next storm system drives in soaking rain and cooler air.

It's tough to think about the end of this streak of warm, dry, pleasant weather — but that transition will come with soaking rain and cooler air around midweek.