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New Jersey is in the middle of a gradual transition from record-breaking to seasonable temperatures.

Temperatures will stay on the mild side for the next week or so, as New Jersey closes out December and begins January with warm, unsettled weather.

There is one chance of rain in New Jersey's forecast, unfortunately coinciding with your New Year's Eve festivities.

After 90+ continuous hours below freezing, New Jersey will finally taste warmer, more comfortable conditions for this final week of the year.

Looking ahead to the final days of November, temperatures will ride a roller coaster across New Jersey, with one notable burst of rain and wind on the way.

New Jersey's next storm system and next chance of rain will not arrive until Friday, at the earliest.

A chilly, blustery weekend is ahead, with New Jersey's coldest days and nights of the season so far.

As you may have noticed, we are in the middle of a stark cooling trend; by the weekend, temperatures will be more typical of the 'dead of winter' here in NJ.

It's going to feel December-ish and even January-ish across New Jersey for the foreseeable future, as temperatures run way below seasonal norms.

The first weekend of November will feel mighty September-ish across New Jersey. The big cooldown will arrive Monday into Tuesday.