Dan Zarrow’s Weather Blog

Don't give me that "it's winter, it's supposed to be cold" nonsense - you know you're reaching for the heavy coat and extra blankets this week too.

A few hours of wintry mix and freezing rain in northwestern New Jersey could cause light icing and make for a very slippery scenario on Sunday.

Temperatures across New Jersey will rise above freezing on Sunday, but the ground will be cold enough over part of the state for icing concerns.

Although snowy weather will be limited to Friday morning, New Jersey is going to feel wintry through the afternoon with cold, windy blustery conditions.

Accumulating snow is likely everywhere in NJ overnight. You'll probably go to sleep with bare ground outside, and wake up to a winter wonderland.

While widespread snow accumulations will be light to moderate across New Jersey, Friday morning's commute looks incredibly wintry and challenging.

Our next winter storm will be fast-moving and relatively compact, but it will dump multiple inches of snow over New Jersey, snarling Friday morning's commute.

Raindrops plus a cold surface equals a potentially slippery situation. That's the definition of freezing rain, which will be a problem across New Jersey Wednesday morning.

A light glaze of ice is possible just about anywhere in New Jersey Wednesday morning, as liquid rain drops freeze on contact with a cold surface.

After a foot of snow fell over southern New Jersey on Monday, our weather temporarily turns quieter on Tuesday, although it will definitely feel like January.