Dan Zarrow's Forecast

Temperatures will bounce above normal on Wednesday, staying there through next week.

New Jersey's next chance of rain won't arrive until early next week.

As a brisk northwesterly wind pushes temperatures down, Monday night might be New Jersey's coldest night of the season so far.

Near-record warmth will build into the Garden State for the weekend, but don't get used to the summerlike conditions.

New Jersey's climatological normal high temperatures for mid-October are in the upper 60s, while normal lows fall into the upper 40s.

Dry air will be the big driver of New Jersey's seasonable, pleasant, mostly rain-free forecast over the next week.

As a brisk wind delivers much cooler, less humid air, the Garden State can look forward to some delightful autumn weather in the coming days.

Enjoy the 80s while they last, as Mother Nature is about to flip the switch from "summer" to "fall".

A warming trend carries New Jersey into the first weekend of Autumn, as we continue to keep an eye on the hyper-active tropics.

Tropical Storm Jose and Hurricane Maria will continue to heavily influence New Jersey's weather forecast through the weekend.

One of these solutions actually pushes Jose's remnants right back toward the Jersey Shore.

The ocean will remain angry as the Garden State gets a taste of warmer temperatures through the upcoming first weekend of Autumn.