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Another storm system pushes into New Jersey Wednesday, with scattered showers to start, transitioning to a chilly steady rain on Thursday.

Our weather will briefly turn pleasant Tuesday, with partial sunshine and seasonable temperatures. Then rain - and maybe even some snow - returns to New Jersey.

As one storm system wraps up, we have our eye on another soaker later this week.

There will be a noticeable change in the air across New Jersey Friday and this weekend, but there are no washout or terrible weather days in the forecast.

Clouds, raindrops, and cooler temperatures return to New Jersey’s forecast, meaning you'll have to keep outdoor plans flexible through early next week.

Aside from morning clouds and sprinkles, and a light on-shore breeze, Wednesday looks to be another pleasant, bright, and mild day for New Jersey.

Pollen levels and fire danger remain high, and there are a few batches of rain showers and a descent into jacket weather in New Jersey’s forecast.

24 hours of inclement weather will be followed by 48 hours of blustery, chilly, wintry conditions.

Our next storm system arrives Wednesday into Thursday, with an extended period of steady to heavy rain, followed by windy and colder conditions.

A chilly, howling wind will continue to be a weather nuisance Monday, as temperatures end up below normal for the first time in more than a week.

Umbrellas up!  Forecast models have trended wetter for New Jersey Wednesday, with over a half-inch of healthy rainfall likely.

There are many pockets of pleasant weather in the coming days, but fog, clouds, raindrops, and wildly swinging temperatures will add some variety to the forecast.