Dan Zarrow's Forecast

Don't worry, New Jersey will flip back to sunny, dry weather on Wednesday.

Temperatures will hover at or just below seasonal normals through this week.

This disorganized hybrid storm system formed quickly and is moving quickly, and is expected to bring some inclement weather to the Garden State this weekend.

As the wind finally calms down, chilly temperatures come out to play.

Although the worst wind is likely behind us now, gusts may be high enough to blow around garbage cans, bring down branches, and cause scattered power outages.

A coastal storm is forecast drive 1 to 3+ inches of rain and 40+ mph wind gusts through New Jersey.

Tuesday will be another beautiful weather day for the Garden State. Wednesday, not so nice.

If you have trouble getting over "the hump," even on a short work week, Wednesday's weather will not help you at all. But let's cover Monday and Tuesday first.

A chance for more of the same coastal flooding that invaded the streets of Jersey Shore towns and made driving conditions dangerous Thursday night will continue through Saturday, before the autumn rains let up for a few days.

There will be some fierce winds and scattered showers around New Jersey too, until this storm system escapes this weekend.