Dan Zarrow's Forecast

The effects of a cold front on New Jersey will be very noticeable Thursday, as soaking rain joins cooler, more November-ish air.

More than 2 inches of rain will fall over part of New Jersey between midday Wednesday and Thursday afternoon, as cooler air returns too.

The record-breaking broken-record forecast continues for one more day at least, before our next storm system drives in soaking rain and cooler air.

It's tough to think about the end of this streak of warm, dry, pleasant weather — but that transition will come with soaking rain and cooler air around midweek.

Mostly sunny, dry, and mild. Lather, rinse, repeat. New Jersey's next storm system isn't expected until the middle of next week.

You know it's a boring, pleasant weather forecast when the biggest headline is a batch of fair-weather clouds.

A pleasant weather pattern will yield abundant sunshine, warming temperatures, and only one teeny tiny rain shower chance over the next week, at least.

The election may be stormy, but our weather is not — warming temperatures and quiet weather is expected over the next 7 to 10 days.

The remnants of Hurricane Zeta will have wide-ranging impacts on New Jersey from Thursday through Friday.

In the Thursday-Friday time frame, there are three concerns for New Jersey: soaking rain, coastal flooding, and a big cooldown.