Over Memorial Day weekend, New Jersey experienced a significant downpour, with rainfall exceeding 2 inches in several towns. As of Sunday afternoon, Randolph in Morris County recorded the highest total at 2.96 inches, followed closely by Succasunna at 2.77 inches. The National Weather Service reported that eight towns had at least 2 inches of rain, indicating a widespread impact across the state. The weather forecast suggests that a warm front will move through New Jersey, potentially bringing additional showers and thunderstorms on Monday. A cold front is also expected to pass through in the afternoon, primarily affecting southern New Jersey, where quick bursts of heavy rain could occur. Rainfall totals varied significantly across the state, with Turnersville in Gloucester County receiving 2.16 inches, while other towns reported totals ranging from just over an inch to nearly three inches. This weather pattern has led to a dreary and cold holiday weekend for many residents.