Dan Zarrow's Forecast

While Friday and Saturday will be sunny and dry across New Jersey, a few showers and a big cooldown are coming through early next week.

New Jersey will be on the cool side for Thursday and Friday, before warmer temperatures prevail this weekend.

Frequent temperature swings are totally typical in the fall in New Jersey. It sure would be nice to get some rain.

Drought concerns aside, this is a beautiful weather forecast for New Jersey.

Monday will be the fifth and final mild day in a row, as New Jersey eyes bright, dry, seasonably cool weather for the rest of this week.

New Jersey's stretch of unsettled weather is over, and we have sunshine and warming temperatures ahead through the rest of this week.

The remnants of Hurricane Helene finally exit the coast Tuesday, as New Jersey looks forward to drier, brighter, warmer days later this week.

You might catch glimmers of sunshine across New Jersey on Monday, and rainfall totals will be very limited over the next 48 hours.

Sporadic wet weather, thick clouds, and below normal temperatures will carry through the first full weekend of fall for New Jersey.

There's no denying New Jersey's weather will stay unsettled — cloudy with showers — with a stalled front and Helene's tropical moisture in the forecast.