Old Man Winter arrives for a short stay Sunday
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Love Vape co-owner Raymond Ross shows off his e-cigarette -- 'a Nemesis clone with an RSST tank with 28 gauge wrapped eight times around a cotton wick.' (Elizabeth Fiedler/WHYY)
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At Love Vape, e-cigarette smokers have a chance to connect with other members of the vaping community (Elizabeth Fiedler/WHYY)
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Love Vape at Fifth and South streets sell electronic cigarettes, e-liquids, cartomizers, atomizers, and other accessories for vaping (Elizabeth Fiedler/WHYY)
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Variable voltage devices are for the battery component: the battery burns the wick, the wick burns the juice and you inhale the vapor. (Photo courtesy of Love Vape)
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Vape accessories like drip tips, batteries and holders on display behind a galss counter at Love Vape (Photo courtesy of Love Vape)
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Love Vape sells starter kits for these tobacco-less devices that are about the size or slightly bigger than regular cigarettes (Photo courtesy of Love Vape)
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Some of the liquids or 'juice' on display at Love Vape contain nicotine, others claim they do not (Photo courtesy of Love Vape)
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Some of the liquids or 'juice' on display at Love Vape contain nicotine, others claim they do not (Photo courtesy of Love Vape)
A blast of Arctic air will invade the New Jersey region on Sunday, but the expected bitter cold temperatures will not persist, forecasters said.
Before Old Man Winter arrives, moist air will stream up from the Gulf of Mexico, allowing temperatures to slightly moderate. Clouds will build Thursday afternoon, and there will be a chance of showers Friday and early Saturday, according to NOAA. Daytime highs around 50 degrees Thursday will increase to the mid-50s Friday, dropping back to around 50 Saturday.
After a strong cold front passes Friday night into Saturday, high pressure will move down from Canada, delivering a gusty northwest flow Saturday night into Sunday. Snow showers are possible. No accumulation is expected.
We’ll wake up to sunny, blustery conditions Sunday, with temperatures well below freezing and daytime highs “warming” to the 30s. Add in the wind, and it’ll feel much colder. Similar temperatures are likely Monday.
As high pressure moves further to the east, another southwest flow will develop sometime on Monday, beginning another slight warming trend. High temperatures are expected to climb back to the 40s Tuesday and Wednesday, but the jury’s still out about the expected temperatures for Thanksgiving through next weekend.
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