Dan Zarrow's Forecast

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

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

It is still going to be cold - especially nights and mornings - but at least New Jersey will thaw out a little bit after four days in the deep freezer.

This looks to be New Jersey's coldest week in years, as wind chills dip into the "danger zone" for several days and nights in a row.

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.

New Jersey will be on the cool side for Thursday and Friday, before warmer temperatures prevail this weekend.

Friday is going to be an active, stormy weather day as Post Tropical Depression Debby slides just west of New Jersey.

Over the next 48 hours, New Jersey will see about 1 to 2+ inches of rain, 30 to 40 mph wind gusts, rough surf, and possibly a tornado or two.

New Jersey residents need to keep a very close eye on the forecast this week, as the concern for heavy rain and flooding ramps up.

It's going to feel like spring this week, with more 60s and 70s than anything else in New Jersey's weather forecast.

It will be an active, soggy 7 days with 2 to 4 inches of total rainfall across New Jersey, and only a limited chance of wintry weather.

Saturday will start snowy, especially across the southern half of New Jersey.