Dan Zarrow’s Weather Blog

On the surface, there will be sun and seasonably chilly temperatures on Wednesday. But there's a lot more of which you should be aware.

Some snow accumulation is possible, if temperatures fall fast enough. Cold and windy weather will follow this compact storm system.

While Tuesday's storm system doesn't classify as 'major', there is a legitimate chance of light snow accumulations.

The first weekend of 2020 will start with an extended period of scattered rain for Friday and Saturday, before a gusty wind kicks up on Sunday.

Another warm front means another extended period of wet weather for New Jersey, heading into the first weekend of the new year.

New Jersey will close out 2019 and ring in 2020 with generally quiet, pleasant weather with just a few raindrops and snowflakes in the short-term forecast.

A warm front is making New Jersey's weather forecast for Monday both challenging and soggy.

New Jersey's final storm system of the year will deliver rain starting late-day Sunday.

After a week of dry, quiet weather, the forecast for New Jersey turns a bit wetter and a bit more active as the calendar year draws to a close.

New Jersey and its neighbor states appear to be the beneficiaries of a precipitation-free holiday stretch, with some minor disturbances entering the picture toward the weekend but nothing remotely severe for this time of year.