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TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — Weather forecasters in New Jersey are closely following the path of Tropical Storm Sandy down in the Caribbean.

Forecasters say remnants from the storm could affect the state beginning on Sunday and into early next week.

The potential exists for a major coastal storm with heavy rain, high winds, coastal flooding and beach erosion.

Forecasters say it all depends on the track of the storm and how Sandy interacts with a low pressure system approaching the coast.

The storm also could move out to sea and have little impact on New Jersey.