THIS WEEK: National Hurricane Center monitoring storm off the Jersey shore

That'll definitely come in handy, Raddick. Oh, yes. I'm getting a craving for that. You and me, Bo. Let's put whipped cream, cinnamon, caramel. Let's do it. That's coming up today. But if you don't have the pumpkin just yet, those folks have the pumpkin, all right. But if you don't have it, go out today to the local farm and enjoy the weather. It is cool, but it's fall, and I'm calling it fall-tastic because that is just what it is. Deep blue skies, a classic fall day across New Jersey. those numbers into the upper 50s in the sunshine you may you may flirt with 60 degrees that's how it's going to feel out there but there will be a light breeze although not overly windy so that's good too there's not going to be much of a wind chill factor maybe just a tiny bit but overall not a bad day however it is a cold start i mean if you're going out this morning you do need the heavy jackets you can argue for the gloves even but you can shed those layers a little bit into the afternoon but keep the sweater the light jacket around at least have the sunglasses ready too because it is going to be a sunny day out there, not a cloud in the sky across the Garden State. Now we get to Monday, you start to see some clouds build for the day tomorrow and it's still a pretty good day. Mostly sunny skies, just a few high clouds begin to move in. You see those numbers will be into those 60s and then we do have a storm system that will be close by as we get into late week after a windy day Tuesday. This coastal storm system is going to be stuck and interestingly Interestingly enough, the National Hurricane Center is watching this area, a 30% chance of a subtropical cyclone, which, by the way, also would get a name, but it's not really going to impact us too much because we're going to be just windy. It's going to be dry out there. No rain expected because this storm does remain offshore.