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A welcome warmup will accompany generally brighter, drier weather conditions through the upcoming weekend.

Tuesday still looks showery, cloudy, and cool, as a slow-moving storm system exits the Northeast U.S.

Brighter, better weather will arrive by midweek.

Our unsettled forecast rolls along, but there are limited hints of nicer, drier weather for the Garden State as the Mother's Day Weekend approaches.

It's a "mixed bag" kind of forecast, right through the upcoming Mother's Day Weekend.

While most of Tuesday will bring partial sunshine and 70s to New Jersey, a cold front could produce localized downpours late-day.

Sunday's soggy storm system has departed, and we'll find glimmers of pleasant, sunny, warm weather in the coming days.

2018 went down as the wettest year in New Jersey since 1895. Many summer days (and nights) were soggy ones. Will this summer be any better?

Fog is blanketing the Garden State Tuesday morning, and the balance of the day will progress from drizzle to light rain to potential late-day thunderstorms as we settle into a very unsettled weather week.

Monday will be bright and sunny across the Garden State, but that's about the last time we can expect that kind of forecast at least until the weekend, and maybe later.

The forecast for the weekend will feature a mix of dry and wet weather across the Garden State.

This forecast is not a total wash, but it would be wise to carry an umbrella for the next couple of days.