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This coastal storm will still be in New Jersey's neighborhood through Wednesday morning, although the concern for truly "dangerous" weather is now pretty low.

After weeks of nice, quiet weather, Monday night into Tuesday will turn quite nasty for New Jersey, with flash flooding, gusty winds, and coastal issues possible.

There are clouds and raindrops in the forecast through the weekend for New Jersey, but the next several days still look mainly dry and relatively pleasant.

The return of wet weather is on the horizon for New Jersey too.

The roller coaster of autumn rides right along for New Jersey, with another stretch of 70s, followed by a cooldown and minimal rain chances through the weekend.

We'll follow up our coldest morning since mid-May with a seasonable afternoon, featuring lots of sunshine, a stiff westerly breeze, and very dry air.

Don't be caught off-guard by the significant transition coming to New Jersey's weather Saturday, from sunny, windy, and warm to stormy, windy, and much cooler.

The unseasonable warmth will come crashing to an end this weekend, as a strong cold front brings strong thunderstorms then a big cooldown to New Jersey.

Saturday will be New Jersey's cold front day, as we transition from warm to windy to wet to October-ish.

Warmth will be New Jersey's big weather story for the next four days, although a burst of rain and wind this weekend will mark a big cooldown for next week.

A pesky coastal low will throw clouds and sprinkles at NJ for one more day, with a big warmup and then a big cooldown in the forecast.

This is a less-than-great, damp, dreary weather forecast for the Columbus Day holiday weekend, unfortunately.