Weather

Big blustery changes are underway across New Jersey, as cooler air "whooshes" back into New Jersey on a brisk wind Monday.

Two weeks ago, it was hot. Last weekend, a coastal storm swung by NJ. This weekend will be quite pleasant, although rain is in the forecast by early next week.

A stiff breeze will make Thursday feel November-ish across New Jersey, but temperatures will moderate with quiet, pleasant weather into the upcoming weekend.

As a weak cold front slides through New Jersey on Wednesday, Mother Nature will press the "reset button" after our recent coastal storm.

New Jersey will slowly dry out Tuesday, as everyone looks forward to brighter weather and calmer seas.

The worst weather impacts of New Jersey's coastal storm are behind us, but there is still one more precarious high tide cycle coming up Monday afternoon.

Both Sunday and Monday will be inclement weather days, with the wettest and windiest weather impacts along New Jersey's coast.

Sunday and Monday will be inclement and unpleasant weather days, but this storm does not look like a prolific rain storm for New Jersey.

Friday and Saturday will be fine. Sunday and Monday will turn wet and windy, with coastal flooding potentially the biggest concern of all.

New Jersey's next weathermaker will be a potent coastal storm system with a trio of big impacts: Heavy rain, gusty winds, and significant coastal flooding.