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High temperatures yesterday were reached just before midnight; 40 in Atlantic City, mid-30s elsewhere.

Of course, we had a coating of snow yesterday morning, which changed mainly to rain in the afternoon

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The weekend forecast worked out pretty well.  It was mostly in the 20s Saturday, but it managed to get three or four degrees above my low 30s that I predicted for Sunday.

It got to 36 in Newark and Atlantic City

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High temperatures on Thursday, as predicted, were in the mid-20s. It was 25 or 26 tops just about everywhere.

This afternoon, it will probably not be much above that, maybe a degree or two.  We have some snow that will be developing, but probably not until after mid-afternoon, after three or four o'clock into early this evening

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Wednesday's high temperatures were no better than the upper teens and low 20s; from 19 at Trenton-Mercer County Airport to 22 at the airport in Atlantic City -- mighty cold.

Today will be windy with some sunshine developing

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Tuesday's high temperatures were no better than the low 20s; 23 at Newark Liberty Airport was the topper.  Everybody else was around or just a shade below that.

Today's temperatures will be no better

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High temperatures yesterday were in the low to middle 30s.  And after up to 2 and a half inches of snow in the Toms River, Ocean County area last night.

That's past us now.

Windy, very cold, and sun and clouds today with a few highs no better than the middle 20s or so this afternoon

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The weekend just ended was very mild. It was milder Sunday than I expected.  It was mostly well into the 50s both Saturday and Sunday.

The normal high is 39 to 41, so we were way above normal.

We'll be way below normal in the days ahead

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High temperatures yesterday reached the low and middle 40s with some rain around in southern and coastal counties.

Maybe there was a change to some very light snow or flurries, but it amounted to little or nothing at all, as expected, while some were predicting 2 to 4 inches in Cape May County

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High temperatures yesterday just reached the upper 30s and the low 40s.

After the National Weather Service inadvisably put up a Winter Storm Watch for Ocean County and points south, they just have a weather advisory in effect now for Atlantic, Cape May and Cumberland Counties for about an inch of snow

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High temperatures yesterday reached the upper 30s and low 40s.

Today, after some snow and rain this morning - which will slowly taper off as we move through the afternoon - there could be at least a few inches of snow in NW Jersey before it goes to a wintry mix there today

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