Dan Zarrow's Forecast

As rain exits and wind calms, there are no significant weather-related travel concerns for New Jersey this weekend, with mainly dry weather in the forecast.

New Jersey's weather turns wet and windy, with the nastiest conditions coming overnight.

Approaching one of the busiest travel weeks of the year, some heavy rain and big temperature swings are in the forecast for New Jersey.

High temperatures will improve from the 50s to the 60s through the second half of the week with a pair of storm systems in view at the start of the weekend.

With high pressure in control, New Jersey's weather stays quiet but unseasonably cold for the first half of the new week.

Following one final mild day on Thursday, this flip-flopping week of weather ends with chilly air and a few raindrops in New Jersey on Friday.

The good news about Wednesday: Skies will be mostly sunny and we stay completely dry. It may be breezy at times through the morning, but that should not be an "all day" thing.

We are riding a temperature seesaw this week with above-normal temperatures on Tuesday followed by a resurgence of chilly air for New Jersey on Wednesday.

We are living right on the edge between cold air and warm air, causing daily temperature swings and keeping New Jersey's weather somewhat active this week.

Even though New Jersey will lose the brilliant sunshine for the first weekend of November, temperatures will continue to warm and our weather stays mainly dry.