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But another warmup will bring back summertime temperatures to New Jersey by the end of the weekend.

An approaching cold front will push some showers and thunderstorms through the Garden State, along with an eventual big cooldown.

A big late summer warmup is set to kick in for Wednesday and Thursday.

The Garden State will see a few cool days then a few warm days, alongside scattered rain chances throughout this first full week of school.

Friday's weather will be cruddy, especially along the Jersey Shore. The ocean will be angry. But the weekend looks good!

As the storm draws closer, we'll first see clouds, then some rain, then a bit of wind and storm surge.

The center of Hurricane Dorian is expected to pass about 300 miles from New Jersey on Friday, close enough to raise wind and surf concerns.

The center of the storm will pass about 250 miles from the Jersey Shore — close enough to deliver some wind, rain, rough surf, and coastal flooding.

If someone was describing you, you would want them to say you were mostly nice, right? Like 75% nice? That's about what this holiday weekend will be, if you're counting Friday as the start of it.

A spike in local flooding through Monday in New Jersey serves as a glimpse into a future impacted by sea-level rise from climate change.

Wednesday was pretty dreary all around New Jersey, but that should not be the case again until, well, the day that puts the "holiday" in "holiday weekend."

There's a bit of rain to contend with here and there, but the promise of the last summer holiday weekend is enough to make you want to leave work right now.