Dan Zarrow’s Weather Blog

Keep umbrellas at the ready, although this final weekend of February will not be a total washout for New Jersey.

Thursday won't be as warm as Wednesday, but it will still be a pleasant late February day; our next storm system and rain chance arrives this weekend.

For part of New Jersey, Wednesday will be the warmest dry weather day since mid-December.

A few fronts and storm systems will pass through New Jersey over the next week, but they look like mainly rainmakers at this time.

The Winter Weather Advisory has been expanded to include all or part of seven North Jersey counties.

A fast-moving clipper system will produce a quick burst of heavy snow over northwestern New Jersey on Monday, which could lead to some travel troubles.

One or two bands of snow and wintry mix will cause another somewhat wintry day across New Jersey, as our wintry storm doesn't exit until Friday evening.

The worst of our winter storm is behind us now, after a thorough thumping of snow and sleet and 8+ inch accumulations for part of central New Jersey.

It is not a blockbuster, historic, bread-and-milk kind of storm. But New Jersey is facing serious wintry conditions throughout the daytime hours Thursday.

Check your snow shovels and salt supply, as New Jersey's next winter storm is going to roll in fast and hard during the daytime hours Thursday.