Weather

Best-case scenario: Thursday will be a wet, inclement day across New Jersey. Worst-case scenario: Flooding, downed trees, and power outages.

Wednesday looks unsettled and 'blah' for New Jersey, then Thursday turns stormy and potentially nasty with multi-inch rainfall and wind gusts up to 40 mph.

From showers to a good soaking, let's break down how a pair of storm systems will impact New Jersey with inclement, even nasty weather over the next few days.

While this week will start quiet, New Jersey's weather will go downhill through the middle of the week. The big question: How will rain impact Halloween?

It's only October but, believe it or not, New Jersey's historical "snow season" has already begun.

The last weekend of October will be cool, but not quite cold, for New Jersey as we look ahead to our next weathermaker and chance of rain.

It is the time of year where you will be reaching for a jacket or sweater at all hours of the day, as cooler air becomes more persistent across NJ.

I still think that, by the end of the week, New Jersey's weather will have a definitively November-ish feel to it.

One more weak cold front will push through New Jersey late Tuesday, driving a round of rain showers and then delivering a reinforcing shot of cooler air.

Big blustery changes are underway across New Jersey, as cooler air "whooshes" back into New Jersey on a brisk wind Monday.