Weather

Umbrellas up and wipers on - two batches of rain are in New Jersey's forecast over the next three days.

There will be a few rain showers around Thursday evening and Friday afternoon, then we really get soaked over the weekend.

A warming trend is on the way for New Jersey, but we have some raindrops in the forecast too.

Some welcome improvements are on the way to New Jersey's atmosphere, as a powerful coastal storm shoves out to sea.

A powerful coastal storm spinning over the Atlantic will also cause one more round of minor to moderate coastal flooding along the Jersey Shore Monday.

A Coastal Flood Warning and Winter Weather Advisory are in effect for opposite corners of New Jersey.

Conditions don't look incredibly pleasant this weekend, especially with widespread moderate coastal flooding expected.

New Jersey will end up right on the edge of a powerful off-shore storm system, bringing some changes and some raindrops to our weather forecast.

Thursday will not be as frigid as Wednesday for the Garden State.

Record-breaking temperatures will end up about 20 to 25 degrees below seasonal normals.

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.

If you're hoping for big snow, you'll have to wait for another storm.