Another cold night ahead for NJ as temperatures drop into the 30s for a second night

But boy, we're getting chilly once again tonight, huh? Yeah, another cold night, so another night we're looking at frost, and another night to worry about the plants that are still trying to grow outside. Now, in a couple of days, due to that storm offshore, we are looking at coastal flooding. So National Weather Service has issued a coastal flood advisory for Tuesday afternoon, starting at 3 o'clock. Now, we're going to be looking at tides bringing in some minor flooding during this time. Remember the nor'easter with those northeast winds and that persistent northeast flow? That's kind of what's happening with this, but the storm is not that strong, and it's not going to get that close to us, but still causing some issues out over the ocean. Here's a look at the temperatures this upcoming week. So we do get back on track. The average normal high is 65. I'd say we're pretty close to that for several days. Looking like a cool-down, though, for next weekend. tomorrow look at this we're rising out of the 50s and into the 60s here winds are going to be out of the northeast and that's key to our coastal flooding that will develop on Tuesday winds are going to pick up a more on Tuesday temperatures on Tuesday are very similar if not a little bit warmer so a milder start beautiful sunshine it doesn't look like that coastal low is going to get any closer to us doesn't look like the jet stream is going to allow that but it's going to be offshore all week long and then that heads out. Temperatures over the weekend do get a little bit cooler but I don't see any rain in our 10-day forecast and that's a look at your local forecast.