Boring is beautiful, NJ: Bright skies, seasonable temps, dry trick-or-treating
There are still no alarm bells to ring for inclement or dangerous weather on the horizon. Nor are we worried about drought or fire danger at this time. New Jersey will eventually need some rain, of course. But after the surplus of precipitation and soggy soil of the past few months, the current extended dry stretch is not raising any immediate concerns. October 28 is the 301st day of 2026. Normal high temperatures range from 61 to 63 degrees, while normal low temperatures range from 41 to 45 degrees. October is, on average, New Jersey’s sixth warmest, sixth wettest, and seventh snowiest month of the year. This weather is so boring! Wednesday morning starts on the chilly side, with 40s across most of New Jersey. There are some pockets of 30s in the colder interior and some 50s sprinkled along the Jersey Shore. Cooler than Tuesday morning, and about what we have come to expect lately.…