Mount Holly, NJ – A cold front is set to sweep through New Jersey on Tuesday, bringing colder temperatures and gusty winds across the state. Highs are expected to remain in the 40s, with some areas dipping into the mid-30s, making the day feel more like February than April.
According to the National Weather Service, northwest winds will increase to 20-25 mph, with gusts reaching 40 mph in some areas. This windy weather will significantly impact outdoor conditions, making it feel even colder. Along with the chilly temperatures, a widespread freeze is expected overnight, potentially damaging sensitive outdoor vegetation.
Residents are advised to secure outdoor items such as trash cans and patio furniture to prevent wind damage. Minor tree damage is also possible, and precautions should be taken to protect any vulnerable plants from the freezing temperatures. The National Weather Service also recommends preparing for the colder conditions, particularly in higher elevations and areas farther from the coast, where the cold will be more intense.
For the latest updates and warnings, stay tuned to local weather advisories.
