Tracking possible nor'easter for New Jersey by the end of the week

City right now. Look at all the clouds just hanging low, wanting to be seen on this chilly day. That's right. Yeah, the clouds kind of add a little element of shade, which makes it feel chiller. And then you have the wind. So you do. It definitely feels like November today. Why Jim pulled out that coke? Yeah, he sure did. Yeah. Good for him on that end, because otherwise it would be pretty cold out there. They see these numbers and maybe fifties or 61 for maybe a high temperature somewhere across New Jersey. It doesn't really think you don't think cold, but you had the wind and then you've got to shave off five or I can even argue maybe eight or 10 degrees because of how windy it is. Therefore, yeah, make sure you have the layers through this afternoon. Those wind gusts will subside as we get into the evening, but we'll still call it breezy even into the overnight and into Tuesday morning. Looking at that breeze about 10 to 15 miles per hour. So again, it will feel a little more frosty tonight for sure as you're getting up early on Tuesday. Same deal. And then we do rebound into tomorrow afternoon. We're in the 60s, but middle 60s this time and a little less wind out there than today and more sunshine. So it will feel better on Tuesday than today. Same thing on Wednesday, which is good news because we have, of course, Veterans Day. If there are any events planned outside, it looks just fine with those mostly sunny skies, a few clouds, low and middle 60s will do it. As we look ahead, we are going to be watching, again, a storm system in nor'easter developing. Close to New Jersey and impacting us with a chilly rain Thursday, Friday and lingering into Friday night and very early Saturday morning. Now we get to that time frame. That's when some colder air may move in. So we are going to not only be looking at maybe a chilly rainfall, but perhaps in the northwestern corner here of the state with some elevation. You know, you get to a thousand feet above sea level and higher. Oh, in three minutes? Yeah, we haven't used that combination of words in a little bit, but there's still plenty of time to watch this and fine-tune the details as we get closer, so definitely stay tuned. We will keep you in the loop here and let you know exactly what to expect as the storm system evolves, of course, towards Thursday, Friday, Saturday, but look at these high temperatures. Ready? 60s, 50s, 40s. Yes, that is going to be a shock to the system and overnight lows getting pretty close to that freezing mark as we approach the weekend.