Dan Zarrow's Forecast

An inch or two of snow accumulation could cause slippery roads and minor travel issues across New Jersey during Thursday morning's commute.

The second half of January is "the dead of winter," so it should be no surprise we're talking about cold, windy, and even snowy weather.

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

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.

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.

It's certainly going to feel like January across New Jersey on Monday, with significant snow accumulations in South Jersey and biting wind chills statewide.

Rain or snow, the wind will blow, here is everything you need to know (about New Jersey's busy weather forecast).

The Halloween weekend will start with quite a 'trick' for New Jersey, as stormy weather rolls in Friday evening.

A pesky coastal low will throw clouds and sprinkles at NJ for one more day, with a big warmup and then a big cooldown in the forecast.

We'll see about 1 to 2+ inches of rain between Thursday and Thursday night, raising alarm bells for big puddles, flooding, and severe winds in New Jersey.

As we fall into autumn on Wednesday, there is a chance for widespread steady to heavy rain looming for New Jersey.

A coastal storm system will make its closest pass to New Jersey Friday, spitting out a few waves of showers and churning up the surf along the Jersey Shore.