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MORRISTOWN, NJ - A high of 89 degrees today, Monday, August 29, 2022.
Partly cloudy today, clearing up by around 6 PM. A warm, humid day with no rain in the forecast.
Keep reading for an overview of this week's weather forecast.
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Weather outlook for Tuesday, Aug 30 - Saturday, Sep 3
Tuesday, August 30
40% chance of rain overnight and partly cloudy throughout the day. A high temperature of 91 degrees by 2 PM. Extremely humid morning hours, but expect humidity to drop quickly after noon.
A UV index of 6 from noon to 2 PM, wear sunscreen!
High: 91° Low: 70° with a 41% chance of rain with 7 mph winds from the S.
Wednesday, August 31
Possible light rain in the morning (until about 5 AM). A high temperature of 86 degrees by 2 PM. Clouds in the early morning clear out after 8 AM. Humidity drops by noon with a UV index of 7 from noon to 2 PM, wear sunscreen!
High: 86° Low: 62° with a 67% chance of rain with 7 mph winds from the W.
Thursday, September 1
Clear throughout the day with a high temperature of 83 degrees by 2 PM. Humidity shouldn't be too intense on Thursday, but we'll see a UV index at a high of 6-7 by noon, wear sunscreen!
High: 83° Low: 57° with a 0% chance of precipitation with 7 mph winds from the NW.
Friday, September 2
Another clear day of limited cloud cover and high temperatures. A high of 82 degrees by 4 PM with slow winds makes for a mild day. Mild humidity shouldn't be a problem, and we'll see a UV index of 7 from noon to 2 PM.
High: 82° Low: 58° with a 0% chance of precipitation with 3 mph winds from the N.
Saturday, September 3
Clear throughout the morning and a high of 86 degrees by 4 PM. Clouds roll in around 10 AM with humidity around 50% all day. The UV index will reach a high of 5 from noon to 2 PM.
High: 86° Low: 70° with a 0% chance of precipitation with 3 mph winds from the SW.
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