Dan Zarrow’s Weather

It's cold, NJ. And it's going to get colder, bordering on 'dangerous' cold. And then it'll get even colder. With another storm system worth watching too.

Another day, another Winter Weather Advisory, covering most of NJ Sunday this time around. Rain and dry air are big complications in this winter storm forecast.

A big last-minute westward shift in the storm track means all of New Jersey is now likely to see accumulating snow from Sunday's coastal storm.

A clipper system will bring snow and rain to New Jersey on Saturday, followed by a coastal storm kissing the coast with more wintry precipitation Sunday.

An inch or two of snow isn't enough to shut down the state or make you fire up the snowblower, but it may be enough for slippery travel Saturday and/or Sunday.

Get ready to bundle up and watch for icy spots Thursday, as arctic air returns to New Jersey once again.

Big changes are ahead, as a strong cold front delivers a few raindrops and snowflakes, followed by the return of a winter wicked wind and frigid temperatures.

While there is still no "big snow" in the forecast, a change to "big cold" is coming soon — get ready to bundle up again, New Jersey.

After five days in a row hitting 50s in New Jersey, it is time to bundle up again as more seasonable, more typical January-ish temperatures return.

Two or three waves of much-needed rain will mark the beginning of the end of New Jersey's January thaw.