Dan Zarrow’s Weather Blog

24 hours of inclement weather will be followed by 48 hours of blustery, chilly, wintry conditions.

Our next storm system arrives Wednesday into Thursday, with an extended period of steady to heavy rain, followed by windy and colder conditions.

A chilly, howling wind will continue to be a weather nuisance Monday, as temperatures end up below normal for the first time in more than a week.

Umbrellas up!  Forecast models have trended wetter for New Jersey Wednesday, with over a half-inch of healthy rainfall likely.

There are many pockets of pleasant weather in the coming days, but fog, clouds, raindrops, and wildly swinging temperatures will add some variety to the forecast.

Fog, clouds, and sprinkles are in the forecast in the coming days, but temperatures will remain above normal and pleasant for the foreseeable future.

After 1+ inch of rain over the last 24 hours, we have to endure one day of cold wind before big improvements for the first weekend of Spring.

A powerful storm system will combine with yet another cold air mass to bring a multitude of weather impacts to New Jersey in winter's final days.

Our weather forecast gets pretty wild in the final days of winter - first you’ll need an umbrella, then the winter coat, and then sunglasses.

Another storm system later this week looks to bring a healthy soaking to New Jersey.