Sunshine and Mild Conditions Return Following a Brief Midweek Cooldown Across the Region

In New Jersey, clouds may linger overnight Sunday with patchy fog or drizzle, and lows are expected to stay in the 50s.
The National Weather Service said temperatures should remain high enough to avoid frost headlines in New Jersey, despite the possibility of patchy frost in the far northwest.
In the Boston-area forecast, Monday afternoon wind gusts could reach 20–30 mph; Thursday is forecast to warm into the low 70s, followed by highs in the low 60s over the weekend.
The Pennsylvania forecast calls for highs near 60 on Tuesday, then mid-60s Wednesday and upper 60s Thursday and Friday, with partly cloudy conditions returning Friday.
Sunshine returns this week across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic after a midweek cooldown brings frost warnings and chilly mornings. NJ.com reports that scattered showers will fade Sunday night, giving way to mostly dry and sunny conditions. Monday starts breezy and mild, but temperatures will dip noticeably Tuesday and Wednesday before rebounding toward seasonal levels by Thursday.
Patchy fog and drizzle may linger overnight Sunday in New Jersey, NJ.com notes, but conditions clear quickly. Lows will hover in the 50s across the state. A weak offshore low is wrapping up scattered rain, and the system moves out by dawn, leaving clouds and moisture to dissipate by Monday morning.
Monday brings seasonally mild weather with bright sunshine, but wind will kick up. In the Boston area, afternoon gusts could reach 20–30 mph. Tuesday and Wednesday flip the script: temperatures drop noticeably. NJ.com reports that some areas could see morning lows in the 30s, with patchy frost possible in far northwestern New Jersey. However, National Weather Service officials say frost headlines are unlikely across most of New Jersey, as lows should stay just high enough to avoid widespread freezing.
After the chill, temperatures rebound steadily. In Pennsylvania, highs climb from near 60 on Tuesday to the mid-60s Wednesday, then upper 60s Thursday and Friday with partly cloudy skies returning Friday. Boston follows a similar pattern: lows dip into the 30s and 40s mid-week, then Thursday warms into the low 70s. The weekend pulls back slightly with highs in the low 60s.
Sunshine is forecast to hold through most of the week across all regions. KLTV reports sunny skies ahead, and the pattern stays dry and tranquil after Sunday's rain system clears. No significant rainfall is expected through at least the end of the workweek, making it an ideal stretch for outdoor plans and yard work.
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