TRENTON, NJ — A cold spell is set to continue in New Jersey, with temperatures expected to remain below average over the next three days. Residents should prepare for chilly conditions, as forecasts indicate partly sunny skies but low temperatures, especially during nighttime.
Today: The state will experience partly sunny weather, with a high temperature hovering around 44 degrees. A light northwest wind at approximately 5 mph will contribute to the cooler feel of the day.
Tonight: As the evening progresses, the sky will turn mostly cloudy, with temperatures dropping to a low near 31 degrees. The calm conditions will change slightly, with a north wind picking up to around 5 mph after midnight.
Wednesday: The midweek forecast predicts similar weather patterns, with partly sunny skies and a high again near 44 degrees. A north wind blowing at a speed of 5 to 10 mph will persist throughout the day, maintaining the cold atmosphere.
Wednesday Night: Clearer skies are anticipated for Wednesday night, though this will bring colder temperatures. The low is expected to plummet to around 23 degrees, accompanied by a northwest wind moving at 5 to 10 mph.
Thursday: The cold trend continues into Thursday, with partly sunny skies once more. The day’s high will be slightly lower, around 42 degrees, and a west wind blowing at 5 to 10 mph will persist.
Residents are advised to dress warmly and prepare for the sustained cold weather. The temperatures are notably lower than the average for this time of year in New Jersey, emphasizing the need for appropriate winter attire and heating arrangements.
These forecasts are based on current meteorological data and may be subject to change. Residents should stay updated with the latest weather reports.