Nor'easter is coming to NJ this week. Here's what the Jersey Shore will get
A nor'easter is in the forecast for Monmouth and Ocean counties later this week, but it will not bring snow to the Jersey Shore, the National Weather Service said. The nor'easter is expected to roll through New Jersey Thursday into Friday, bringing much rain. As for snow in New Jersey this early in November, "It's just not going to happen," said Joe DeSilva, meteorologist at the National Weather Service in Mount Holly. "It's not cold enough." Once the nor'easter is on its way out Friday night, under the current forecast, the lows will dip to 32 degrees in Monmouth County and 31 degrees in Ocean County. New Jersey weather: After 2-year drought, NJ now in period of above average rainfall "Any type of snow accumulation you would see would be in the Poconos or the Catskills," meterorologist Steven D. Martino of nynjpaweather.com said. From here, expect some gusts Monday, Nov. 9. They will reach up to 30 mph across New Jersey, up to 40 mph along the southern coast, the weather service said. Otherwise, the forecast for Monmouth and Ocean counties calls for sunny skies through Wednesday with highs up to 63 degrees and lows from 34 to 39 degrees
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