3TRENTON, NJ – After a mild start to fall, colder weather is moving into New Jersey this week, bringing frosty mornings and crisp, cool afternoons across much of the state.
Sunday morning began with patches of frost before giving way to clear skies and highs near 61 degrees.
Forecasters say temperatures will remain on the cooler side through the middle of the week, marking the season’s most sustained chill so far.
Key Points
Patchy frost early Sunday with highs near 61 degrees
Light rain possible Monday afternoon before clearing
Temperatures dip into the low 40s and upper 30s at night through midweek
Cooler pattern sets in statewide
The National Weather Service reports a gradual shift toward colder, drier air as calm winds give way to light northwesterly breezes. Overnight lows ar

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