Early winter chill with breezy conditions this weekend

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Nov 14, 2026
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This morning, but it is cold, isn't it?
Yeah, it is definitely the chill in the air.
Chill we haven't felt in a little bit.
But we are into late fall. Actually, it's midway through.
Let's still say mid, but we're getting towards
that maybe tail end, if you will.
But still, we'll call it a very seasonable outside.
It's just we've been so above average
that it does feel like a shock to the system.
So today, a straight-faced,
cold-faced probably for folks stepping outside.
It's cloudy, there's a few peaks of sun,
but it really doesn't help to make us feel any better.
High temperatures are in the mid-40s, winds that could
be gusting upwards of 25 miles per hour throughout the day.
So you do notice into the afternoon a consistent breeze out there.
You will need the heavier jackets all day long.
You can even argue for the hat because it is going to feel like the 30s
and low 40s all day long. In fact, again,
some spots feeling like the 30s all day long into tonight feeling like
the 20s even out there towards Sunday morning.
Look at that 24 in Sussex.
It feels like temperature 30 in Passaic, 28 in Jackson, 30 Tom's River.
You get the idea.
If you're heading out early on Sunday,
you will need to bundle up in the hat, the gloves
possibly, and certainly heavy jackets.
But.
Those folks that love the warmer weather,
or at least the milder weather,
you know, calling it warm maybe is pushing it,
but the weather we had last couple weeks,
it's actually coming back.
So this is an exception rather than a rule for today,
because not only are we going to be warmer than average,
we are going to be dry right through the
end of this extended forecast.
And take a look at this 10-day forecast, what we have for you in store.
A lot of sunshine developing. Sunday still some clouds,
but then a mix of sun and clouds for the week ahead.
You have 50s for highs and even 60s every day starting on Wednesday.
We'll take that as a treat.
