Windy and cool start to the week with a nor'easter in view

I'll just Radek Shigotsky Radek. Well, like we are going to be looking at a fairly busy end to the week, but we start the week off here on a relatively quiet note, but it is windy out there. You notice the wind over the weekend. It continues today. With those temperatures around 60, but I want you to dress for the 50s with the wind chill factor that will be there because of this wind. Again, gusting 20 to 30 miles per hour for the day today. As we get into later this afternoon, same deal, still remains breezy into the evening hours, 15 to 20 mile an hour gusts. As we do look at futurecast, you'll notice a healthy amount of clouds in the sky today. But it will remain mainly dry here for the day. As we get into tonight, it clears out, allowing temperatures to drop into the 30s. A little frosty to wake up tomorrow morning on Tuesday. You'll definitely need the heavier jackets before we break out into 60s once again on Tuesday. It won't be as windy tomorrow. And then Wednesday for Veterans Day, looking at those numbers in the low 60s, we'll call it mostly sunny, just a few clouds out there. It will be closer to mild than not. Now, you might have heard of late week, of course, Friday, Saturday, things circulating online about maybe some snow. Well, hold tight here. This is mostly people getting excited that like snow. I like snow, too. But, you know, I'll be real with you when it actually looks like it's going to come. It will get cold, though. I'll tell you this much. It's going to be feeling like early winter as we get towards Friday, Saturday. Now, I'm not saying there's no chance of flakes. There is a chance in northwestern New Jersey to see some snowflakes mixing in as. A nor'easter approaches here with mainly chilly rain. So a big snowstorm? No, that's not happening this time around. I'm sure we'll get our chance, but it's not coming just yet. Either way, though, as we get towards especially Friday, Saturday, that rain will be a cold rain, and we are going to be talking about a wintry mixed potential towards northwestern New Jersey. We've still got to fine-tune a lot of details here across the area, but 60s turn to 50s and even 40s for those highs come Saturday.