
November requires warmer layers as temperatures drop to 40–55°F, often accompanied by brisk winds off the Passaic River. For the 9 days of rain, a water-resistant mid-weight coat and warm socks are essential for the walk to the Harrison PATH station or the nearby Newark border.
November in Harrison sees the arrival of a true Atlantic chill, with the damp humid-subtropical air making the 40°F lows feel significantly colder. The local style shifts to heavy-duty commuter wear—puffer vests, wool coats, and sturdy boots are the standard for navigating the industrial-redevelopment district and the transit links to Manhattan. A significant pain point this month is the combination of cold rain and high winds; with 9 days of precipitation, the trek to the Harrison PATH station can be particularly uncomfortable without wind-blocking outer layers. Additionally, the open-air design of Red Bull Arena means that any late-season events require full winter accessories like gloves and hats to stay warm in the exposed seating.
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What to Pack for Harrison in November →
Wear a mid-weight down jacket or wool coat for the 40–55°F range. A beanie and gloves are recommended for the chilly morning wait at the Harrison PATH station.
November is crisp with 55°F highs, making it a good time for those who enjoy cool-weather city walks. With 9 days of rain, you'll want to have indoor plans, perhaps exploring the food scene near the Newark-Harrison border.
Insulated, water-resistant boots or sturdy leather shoes are best for the 40–55°F temperatures. You'll want warmth for the 40°F nights and protection for the 9 days of precipitation.
Daytime highs average 55°F, but it quickly drops to 40°F at night. The wind off the Passaic River waterfront can create a significant wind chill, particularly after sunset.
Pack a warm coat, sweaters, wool socks, and a knit hat for the 40–55°F weather. If you happen to catch a post-season game at Red Bull Arena, bring heavy layers for the open-roof exposure.