Dan Zarrow's Forecast

The weather through this last week of January is certainly proving to be active for New Jersey.

Messy travel conditions are possible Monday night to Tuesday; the second storm on Thursday could be more impactful for New Jersey.

Our impending snowflakes and cooldown will be fairly unremarkable and brief, but there is another burst of even colder air on the horizon.

A period of heavy rain and strong wind will mark a transition between a warm Thursday (Christmas Eve) and a much colder Friday (Christmas Day).

Don't get your hopes up just yet, as it's still a week away — but if I see a single snowflake on Christmas, I will literally jump for joy.

Opposite corners of New Jersey will see 16+ inches of snow and 2 inches of rain, alongside howling winds and serious tidal flooding.

Let's rundown the latest snow, ice, rain, wind, and coastal flooding forecast, as a powerful coastal storm system heads for New Jersey.

We're tracking a dynamic duo of winter storms this week. A minor one for Monday. And a more significant, impactful nor'easter on Wednesday and Thursday.

This weekend will be mild but occasionally wet, before New Jersey possibly faces some wintry trouble next week.

The remnants of Hurricane Zeta will have wide-ranging impacts on New Jersey from Thursday through Friday.

A light on-shore breeze will keep New Jersey foggy then cloudy and relatively cooler on Friday.

New Jersey has enjoyed several spectacular weather days this week, but changes are afoot for the weekend.