Dan Zarrow

While Monday's storm officially broke the 715-day snow drought in Philadelphia, another even bigger record could fall with Friday's storm.

Snow storms in Jersey bring with them a ton of issues from the roads being a mess, traffic accidents increasing, and of course, thousands of people losing their power.

Temperatures are expected to be below normal this week.

A monstrous storm system is moving into New Jersey today that will make driving and other activities unsafe. Here's what you need to know.

Inland areas in the south have a better chance of wintry weather if temperatures remain cold in New Jersey.

It's rough enough riding a roller coaster in chilly weather. Doing it in shorts and a tank-top — that's on a whole other level.

We won't have Thanksgiving snow this year in New Jersey, but we have had it before.

Heat warnings and advisories are in effect across the Garden State, with the potential for strong thunderstorms on Tuesday too.

Combine an inch or two of rainfall with a thoroughly saturated ground, and flooding could happen quickly once again across the Garden State.

After one more 90 degree day for the Garden State on Thursday, the chance for several of inches of rain and flash flooding enters the forecast.

Monday could be the hottest and most uncomfortable day of this heat wave, with two rounds of strong thunderstorms expected as well.

After a morning of rain that slowly changed to sleet, most areas of South Jersey will still see a heavy snow accumulation.