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Back to Back Storms This Weekend
According to Accuweather, the icy temperatures diminish as November draws to a close. Over the next few days, temperatures in New Jersey will rise, but observers will be watching the skies because two storm systems could potentially be approaching.
The first of two storms moving in from the south will provide moisture to the region on Friday, according to AccuWeather meteorologists.
One storm is expected to arrive on Friday, and the other on Sunday. There is a probability of rain in each, which will dampen plans for outdoor activities and cause some bumpy travel. But there's no chance of anything heavy, severe, or, crucially, wintry.
Friday, the day is still warming up, with highs falling into the lower 50s. However, the weather won't be dry.
Everything will be alright in the morning. After that, sporadic showers begin to occur on Friday in the early afternoon. It is possible for rain to become more widespread and consistent between evening rush hour and dinnertime. And by late evening, the raindrops will depart.
Although a second storm is anticipated on Sunday, Saturday is predicted to be dry.
"Much of the Northeast will get a break of dry weather on Saturday, ahead of a second storm from the Southern states that is likely to spread rain along the Interstate 95 corridor and parts of the Appalachians from Sunday to Sunday night," says AccuWeather.
