STORM WATCH: Nor'easter to bring chilly rain and breezy conditions

I know it's not pumpkin. I know it's not pumpkin. Apple. Apple all day, every day. I know it's pecan. Pecan. Pecan. Pecan. Pecan. Pecan. Come on. Speaking of holidays, we actually have that holiday feel in the air because things are going to start getting real cool. We've got rain in the forecast and the opportunity for some snow showers. Now, when I start talking about snow showers, I am not really excited about this storm. But we do have an opportunity where we could be looking at the first snowfall of the season for places like Sussex. Western Morris County and Passaic County anywhere with elevation above 900 feet likely will have a little bit of a sugar coating showing up by Friday morning. We still have a little bit of a breeze out there right now, but the winds are beginning to die down and that's going to allow the temperatures to cool off fairly quickly tonight back down into the 30s and 40s. We're looking for a beautiful day on tap for tomorrow, mainly sunny skies for Veterans Day. We are going to be dealing with less wind. So with less wind and sunshine, temperatures are going to once again climb back up into the low and middle 60s. 56 57 is It's normal for this time of year, so we are about 7, 8, 9 degrees warmer than average. Now, most of Wednesday is going to be fine. Clouds start showing up late Wednesday night. And then on Thursday, we're going to keep an eye on some showers. It looks like the bulk of the wet weather, the stormy weather, races across the area starting at around lunchtime. And we'll continue until about 4, maybe 5 o'clock in the evening. That's when things will start getting much, much cooler. We're going to go from the lower 60s down into the lower 50s very quickly once those storms move across the area. Now, as that cold starts to march across the area, and as we have some leftover moisture in the air, we could see a changeover. And this is more than likely going to happen very early on Friday morning. Places to be aware of that things could be on the slippery side. Sussex County, western Passaic County, western sections of Morris County is where we have the better opportunity for some snow showers.