Dan Zarrow's Forecast

Thursday will be the grand finale of our latest cold snap, as we look forward to temperatures in the 30s, 40s, and even 50s coming up.

A coating of snow accumulation is possible somewhere in New Jersey from Wednesday to Thursday, but those impacts will be very limited.

This week will be the second coldest stretch of the entire winter, as we also watch the upcoming potential for minor snow accumulations.

Wind gusts will slowly subside this week, as thermometers across New Jersey plunge below freezing.

New Jersey's next winter storm arrives Saturday afternoon with snow, transitioning to rain and strong wind by Sunday.

This weekend's weather will not be nice. Up to 4 inches of snow, a quarter-inch of ice, and 2 inches of rain are expected around New Jersey.

We get 48 hours of storm-free weather before snowy, icy, rainy conditions return to New Jersey.

Limited snow and ice accumulations are possible Wednesday evening, but rising temperatures will make New Jersey's next storm system primarily wet and slushy.

Tuesday evening turns snowy, while Wednesday night looks mainly wet. Here is a full rundown of timing, accumulations, and overall impacts for both storms.

Impacts from New Jersey's next snow storm will peak Tuesday evening.

Weather and road conditions will quickly go downhill Saturday evening. Be careful out there!

A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for six southern New Jersey counties Friday, as some icy travel is expected. Monday's storm looks even more impactful.