Weather

Winter seems to be taking just a little bit of a break here in South Jersey. Don't be fooled by the warm temps this weekend, the bitter cold, snow, slush and ice will be here before you know it.

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.

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

Christmas Day will not be the warmest day of this week as previously speculated, but we are nonetheless looking at a calm, almost boring, stretch of December weather for the Garden State.

On Thursday afternoon, I said to someone that it was "offensively cold" outside, and even in a culture where someone always seems to be offended by something, I didn't think that description was out of line.

Everyone stay warm out there.

Say goodbye to the decent temps we've been having as a blast of cold air has arrived in South Jersey.

The flakes are almost done flying, so now our forecast can focus on the unseasonable and uncomfortable cold temperatures over the next 36 to 48 hours.

With the winter season looming on the horizon, you might be wondering when South Jersey might see those first snowflakes or significant snow.

Just 10 days after Hurricane Sandy, parts of New Jersey had a foot of snow.

I hate the cold. Like, CANNOT stand it. So I will do anything to avoid it.

The 7th anniversary of Hurricane Sandy calls into question why New Jersey's ability to quite literally weather the storm has decreased over the last few years.