New Jersey Braces for Another Nor'easter

A new weather system is brewing, and New Jersey might be in for another nor'easter. This time, it's looking likely to bring heavy rain and strong winds, starting as early as Wednesday. The National Weather Service is keeping a close eye on this developing storm. They're not entirely sure how things will play out, but they're pretty confident that rain and wind will be part of the deal. The storm is expected to hit hardest on Wednesday night and Thursday. There are two possible paths the storm could take. If it stays close to the coast, the Jersey Shore could see some serious wind and flooding. But if it moves more inland, the impact might not be as bad. As the storm moves through the area from Thursday to early Friday, it's going to get stronger. That means more rain and wind. The heaviest rain is expected on Thursday night, with strong winds possibly causing problems. Areas along the Jersey Shore that were hit by a nor'easter a few weeks ago could be in for more trouble. Beach erosion and coastal flooding are big concerns, especially with those northeast winds picking up. By Friday, the storm should clear out, making way for Halloween trick-or-treating. But don't expect the wind to calm down completely. It might still be gusty, and it's going to be pretty chilly out there. Before the storm hits, the weather is expected to stay cool and calm. Sunday should be dry, with mostly cloudy skies in the morning that clear up by afternoon. Highs will be in the upper 50s to low 60s. Things will stay quiet on Tuesday, but temperatures will stay below average, only reaching the 50s.