Weather

From 50-ish to the 40s to 60-ish to the 40s, New Jersey will ride a little temperature roller coaster over the next few days.

There is nothing unusual or extreme in this forecast; we are just stuck in a cool streak of mid-November weather across New Jersey.

Wednesday will feel like another December-ish day, but we are talking about wind gusts around 20 mph rather than 40+ mph like on Tuesday.

This chilly air is unseasonable and there's good reason to bundle up warmly, but there is nothing extreme or dangerous in the forecast here — 'tis the season.

Temperatures tumble Monday as rain exits and a brisk wind kicks up, making New Jersey feel December-ish through midweek.

Best-case scenario: Thursday will be a wet, inclement day across New Jersey. Worst-case scenario: Flooding, downed trees, and power outages.

Wednesday looks unsettled and 'blah' for New Jersey, then Thursday turns stormy and potentially nasty with multi-inch rainfall and wind gusts up to 40 mph.

From showers to a good soaking, let's break down how a pair of storm systems will impact New Jersey with inclement, even nasty weather over the next few days.

While this week will start quiet, New Jersey's weather will go downhill through the middle of the week. The big question: How will rain impact Halloween?

It's only October but, believe it or not, New Jersey's historical "snow season" has already begun.