NJ Fishing & Boating Weather Outlook Weekly Nov 19-25, 2018

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A more settled week for weather, but water conditions are mostly cautious or worse. Monday and Tuesday will have chances of rain and snow, mainly showers. Midweek to the end of the week will clear and showers will return for the weekend. Thanksgiving Day and Black Friday will be dry, with seasonable temperatures. Highs will be in the 30’s to 50’s with lows in the teens to 40’s. More milder temperatures will move in for the weekend with rain. Water conditions will be good on Monday, then cautious to hazardous the rest of the week. Surf and beach conditions will be good, with some borderline to cautious conditions. Water temperatures are in the 40’s and 50’s.

High pressure off the coast will continue to move east tonight. Two fast moving systems will bring clouds and some precipitation to the area later tonight and also Monday night and Tuesday. A cold front will cross the area Wednesday night. High pressure with very cold air will arrive for Thanksgiving and remain into Friday.
Another storm may affect our area later Saturday and persist into Sunday.

On behalf of NJSWF Weather, have a happy, safe, and healthy Thanksgiving. Enjoy this holiday week and thanks for reading!

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