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It’ll be a chilly start to Election Day but by the afternoon it’ll warm and there will be plenty of sunshine. Temperatures are expected to rise all the way into the 80s by Wednesday and the dry days continue. NBC10’s First Alert meteorologist Brittney Shipp has the forecast.

There will be some early morning fog for Election Day, but it will be a nice day with temperatures reaching the 70s leading us into record warmth as it gets even warmer Wednesday. There is still no chance for rain in the week, leading us to continue our record-breaking streak of now 37 days without rain. NBC10’s First Alert meteorologist...

Meteorologist Marvin Gomez is tracking highs in the 60s Monday ahead of highs in the 70s in many neighborhoods on Tuesday.

Temps are warming Monday and the warm-up continues until Wednesday when temps could get into the 80s. Meteorologist Bill Henley has your First Alert Weather forecast.

Meteorologist Bill Henley has your election week weather forecast with temps warming for Election Day.

Some light rain fell Friday morning. Meteorologist Justin Godynick has a look at drought conditions and when more rain might come.

NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Bill Henley is tracking some light rain Friday morning as cooler air blows in. He is tracking dry conditions for Sunday’s Eagles game and on Election Day.

“The best harvest, as far as quality, as we have ever seen here in New Jersey.” NBC10’s Neil Fischer heads to White Horse Winery and Sharrott Winery and to speak to winemakers about how 2024’s drought is helping the “quality of the fruit.”

The warmth has come and now it’ll be going as we have a cooling trend moving in that will bring temperatures back down. With the lack of rain, most of our area is under a severe drought. There is a chance for rain early Friday morning that could end our dry days. First Alert meteorologist Brittney Shipp

This is no Halloween trick! Meteorologist  Brian Mendoza is tracking record warmth today and shares the latest on the drought conditions across the region. 

Yes, those are 80s on Halloween in meteorologist Brian Mendoza’s First Alert Weather forecast.

We will be flirting with record temps on Halloween. Meteorologist Bill Henley has your trick-or-treat First Alert Weather forecast.

NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Bill Henley has warm temps for Halloween trick-or-treating Thursday night.

NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Bill Henley is tracking summerlike conditions for Halloween trick-or-treating.

Temperatures are set to rise into the 80s for outdoor trick-or-treating festivities. A possible rain chance follows on Friday that could end our dry days. NBC10’s First Alert meteorologist Brittney Shipp has all the details you need to plan ahead.

It is very warm for this time of the year and that will continue into Halloween with temperatures in the 80s. There is a slight chance of rain expected for Friday morning that could end our dry days, but it won’t stick around. NBC10 First Alert weather meteorologist Michelle Rotella has when the fall-like weather will return.

NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Justin Godynick is tracking more dry conditions Wednesday. Temps then heat up for Halloween before a chance for rain on Friday.

Meteorologist Marvin Gomez has rising temps Wednesday ahead of summerlike conditions for Halloween. It’s possible we finally get some needed rain on Friday.

NBC10 First Alert Weather meteorologist Marvin Gomez is tracking warming temps ahead of Halloween and the chance for rain as temps cool Friday.

Halloween could be in the 80s as temperatures start to warm up again before we cool down for the weekend. Wednesday will be a warmer day with mostly cloudy skies and highs in the mid 70s. There is another slight chance for showers, but they may not bring much to any rain, keeping our drought going. First Alert meteorologist Brittney...