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"Real Housewives of New Jersey" fan favorite <a href="https://www.margaretjosephs.com/">Margaret Josephs</a> talked to <b>News 12</b>'s Elizabeth Hashagen and Elisa DiStefano about her new book.

In the book, she is revealing more about her life and the lessons learned.

"Real Housewives of New Jersey" fan favorite Margaret Josephs talked to News 12's Elizabeth Hashagen and Elisa DiStefano about her new book.

Bronx

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Let's bring Julian back. I love that. You said the rain is going away. What's it gonna look like the rest of the week? Well, exactly. We're looking at much more drier conditions as we start off the work week and taking a look at just where the rain is. As of right now, as I mentioned, it's gonna be pretty much out of here for the city. Might have a couple of drizzles, but we're not looking at much shower activity as we get into the rest of our Sunday nights and heading into our Monday morning, cloudy, foggy. But overall, again, staying on the dry side as we get into the rest of tonight and the good news is, it wasn't a wash out across the city, less than a half of an inch of rain has fallen throughout the Bronx and throughout much of New York City, which is good news. So it wasn't a whole lot of a wash out for us throughout much of our Sunday. But again, we are gonna be monitoring the visibility to be a bit of an issue as we get into the rest of tonight. So, if you have to be traveling later into our Sunday night into our early Monday morning. We are looking for some fog to take place which would be bringing our visibility to around four miles or on a lower end as we get into the overnight. But once we start our Monday, we are looking for that to improve for us as guys will begin to clear as well by sunrise. So overnight, we are looking for some areas of fog, it's gonna be dry especially after 10 p.m. And then we're looking for the clouds to start to clear up as well. Heading in from midnight into our Monday morning, temperatures are gonna be steady into the fifties and then into the upper forties starting off for our Monday, but we're climbing back into the low fifties as we start things out for us. So next week, here's a look at our headlines. It's gonna be breezy but mild on Monday with forties returning by the time we get to Tuesday and fifties will rebound as we get into next weekend. Again, temperatures will be about the middle forties briefly overnight fifties for Monday, but cooling down for Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. So expect a little bit of chill in our air, but we're gonna see those clouds clearing up for us to start off for our Monday. But around lunch time, the cloud cover will build back for us and stick around until we get into the later parts of our Monday night, quick look at our 10 day forecast. Temperatures will be in the forties for the next couple of days being on the chillier side for Hanukkah. But then we're rebounding just in time for the weekend.

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Brooklyn

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Connecticut

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Moving out for tonight. It's a little bit better than it was earlier. Not quite as steady. One thing I want to show you though, there's a couple of lightning strikes here near ground, so a little of instability is around our area wouldn't be surprised if we do see a couple more downpours, but a lot of that is now moving east of us. So for tonight, count on fog, count on mist, drizzle some rain. It's very damp tonight in Stanford. But overnight past midnight, this is where we start to see some changes. The sky will clear more as some drier air comes in because winds will wrap around to the west and that's what will dry us out. A little breezy for the morning temperature starting out in the forties. For most of us, only thirties will be northern Litchfield County and then going throughout Monday, temperatures are mild again, near 50 degrees or better, more sun early, more clouds in the afternoon, but the clouds won't bring any rain or snow. So that's good news there. In fact, it's going to be very dry this week. There are a couple of changes to Tuesday and Wednesday's forecast temperatures are going to be a lot colder until next weekend. And that's a look at your local weather.

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Hudson Valley

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Day, we see the lights blinking there on the bridge. Is this gonna stick around? Yeah, unfortunately, we are looking for the foggy and cloudiness to stick around at least until we get to the early parts of tonight. But the good news is the rain in itself, folks is going to start to dissipate as we get closer towards the dinner time hours. So this is what we got going on for us on our surface man picking up where we left off again, the low pressure system which has just been funneling plenty of shower activity throughout the course of the day. Luckily, this our activity in itself though has been mainly light. And now as we get into the rest of this evening, we are looking for that rain to start to pretty much clear up. But towards Yonkers in areas like Westchester and Rockland County, some spots could see some isolated showers and even parts of the northern areas of Ulster and Duchess County. Again, you might see a couple of straight showers, but you're not necessarily gonna need that umbrella or Reindeer getting into the rest of this evening if you're going to be out Now, we've seen close to about three quarters of an inch of rainfall for parts of Westchester County. But many of us saw less than about a half of an inch from this latest event. Now, once the rain is done though, once we get to tonight, we are expecting fog to take over once again, which is gonna be lowering visibility heading into our Monday. So just be mindful that we are looking for areas of fog to start off for Monday. But until then we are looking at cloudy for the rest of this evening and steady temperatures into the forties over towards the uh New Rochelle area. So looking at our future cast, what we got again going into tonight's might see a couple of stray showers, northern parts of parts of Ulster County might even get a bit of some heavier rainfall. But again, once we get closer to around 10 o'clock, things are looking to dry out for us heading into Monday, we are looking for more sunshine. Some clouds will build once we get into our Monday afternoon as temperatures will be near 50 degrees as we roll into around three o'clock. Otherwise not expecting a whole lot more in terms of rain, but be prepared for breezy and mild for Monday. But the forties will return once again a bit on a chillier end from Tuesday into much of next week, near 40 in the upper thirties. By the time we get to Hanukkah and then we will warm back up next weekend. All right, Julian, thank you for that weather.

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Long Island

LI | Weather

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Let's talk important weather information. Right now. We're over here in the weather center with meteorologist Julian C Wright. And it is a wet day for just about everybody across the island. Absolutely. So it's been a good day if you just wanted to stay indoors and I had to go outside because it has been flat out just wet and gloomy for us and it's gonna be wet at least for the east end until we get into the later parts of this evening. But as of right now, we are looking for that rain to be clearing out for much of Nassau County. So counting still gonna be dealing with it for the next couple of hours. But as we move into what we can expect for the rest of this evening, heading into tonight, just notes, it's not just the rain, it's gonna be a bit of an issue, but visibility as well as fog is gonna be really popping up for us throughout much of the island, not just for now, but later into the night and over into Monday morning as well. So be prepared for some lowered visibility behind the rain that is going to be clearing out for us. But the the news is our skies will clear up heading into our Monday morning. So we are looking for a sunny start, but temperatures themselves are also gonna be on the mild end. We're looking back to the lower fifties and not expecting much more in regards to rain being uh any kind of accumulation as we get into the rest of tonight. Now take a look at our overlook our overnight outlook. We are seeing temperatures into the lower forties, mid forties throughout much of the island. Heading into Monday. Low fifties is what we're expected for. Our daytime, high clouds will build late. And then for Tuesday, Wednesday, we're gonna be cooling right back down as forties will return, bringing a chill to our week, but then we're gonna rebound to the fifties next weekend. So that's one thing to be mindful of is that it's not gonna be chilly for too long. But again, heading into tomorrow, we are gonna be looking at the cloud cover to build into our Monday afternoon. Quick look at our 10 day forecast, chilly weather will be heading in for us, especially for Hanukkah.

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New Jersey

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Looks like a really fun outdoor activity for the winter. We're turning now to our forecast with meteorologist Michelle Powers, Michel, what can you tell us? I can't wait for some nice weather to enjoy those fun wintertime activities because today was not the day for that in the proving conditions for tomorrow. And then this week as a whole is going to feel much colder, but we have some drier weather on the way. In fact, it's looking a lot drier. There are some changes for Tuesday and Wednesday. So what is next? Like I said, dry? All this starts to clear tomorrow looks good. Tuesday looks even better. Now, now there's going to be a system another storm developing. But model guidance today is really showing this thing developing a bit too far away for us to see any impacts. I know there's been talk about rain a little bit of drizzle or even some snow flurries that doesn't look like we'll see very much of that develop as that will be offshore. But see the winds on the back side of that. And speaking of winds, those kick in for the day tomorrow, tomorrow is going to be a breezy day winds coming out of the west. Here's a look at that extended forecast. So we do have some nice weather this week. It's definitely improved. Maybe a Sprinkle Wednesday, but I think will be dry for that. Really? We're not looking at any rain, nothing significant until next Sunday and look how warm temperatures are. Again, we're back into the 50 days and that's a look at your local forecast.

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Real housewife Margaret Josephs talks to News 12 about her new book