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High temperatures will mainly reach into the 70s across inland New Jersey, but rain and clouds could make the end of the weekend iffy.

We’ll keep mild temperatures, bright skies, and dry weather for a few more days, before clouds and rain roll back in to New Jersey early next week.

Temperatures are about to return to the sweet, seasonable 70s with pleasant sunshine, light winds, and only spot showers over the next several days.

A slow warm-up kicks in this week, as we look forward to sweet seasonable 70s at the end of the week.

It’s still going to feel more like mid-April than mid-May to start the week, but seasonable 70s will be back by next weekend.

Friday looks fine. Saturday will be damp, dreary, and quite cool. Sunday will start bright and beautiful, before rain returns.

Cool temperatures dominate New Jersey’s weather forecast for the next 7 to 10 days, with a mix of pleasant weather and wet weather along the way.

One more round of wet and even stormy weather is likely Wednesday, as a cold front gets set to deliver a sustained cooldown to New Jersey.

We’ve had two spurts of rain in this stretch of unsettled weather so far, with two more to come for New Jersey.

Several waves of low pressure will ride along a frontal boundary to produce 3 or 4 spurts of rain over New Jersey through midweek.

After a few days of summerlike warmth, humidity, and thunderstorms, a strong cold front will bring big changes to New Jersey for the last day of April.

Widespread 80s will likely make Wednesday New Jersey’s warmest day of 2021 so far, with temperatures running almost 20 degrees above normal for late April.