Weather

We are basking in unseasonable springtime warmth for now, but New Jersey's weather will turn unsettled and potentially turbulent again in the coming days.

As officials survey the damage from this weekend's tornadoes and residents start the clean up, let's consider some takeaways from this significant storm.

High temperatures will be mainly in the 60s and 70s across most of New Jersey for the next four days, before showers and thunderstorms return to the forecast.

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The Vernal Equinox officially arrives at 5:24 p.m. Monday, marking the end of Winter and start of Spring across New Jersey.

Raindrops will be few and far between, but temperatures will plunge below normal again across New Jersey.

Although the worst impacts of this nor'easter are staying far away from New Jersey, weather conditions will still turn wintry for some on Tuesday.

Due to the storm track, invading dry air invading, and above-freezing temperatures, truly impressive snowfall totals will stay north of New Jersey.

If you're looking for big snowfall from this coastal storm, head north.

We face 36 to 48 hours of active, inclement weather, but just how much snow will actually pile up on the ground in New Jersey?

This could be the strongest, most impactful winter storm of the season for New Jersey, but definitely not for everyone.

Not one but two potent storm systems are in New Jersey's forecast, each of which could produce accumulating snow and travel headaches for part of the state.