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There is a bit of a temperature roller coaster in the forecast for the Garden State too, as the final weekend of February approaches.

The bottom line of this forecast remains the same: New Jersey's weather conditions will deteriorate significantly through Wednesday evening's commute.

Wednesday morning's commute looks fine. Wednesday afternoon's commute, not so much.

A messy mix of snow, ice, and rain could significantly impact Wednesday afternoon's commute in New Jersey.

North Jersey will be wintry. South Jersey looks mainly wet.

There are still no major storms, arctic blasts, or heat waves in New Jersey's forecast.

The next storm system worth watching will arrive in New Jersey this weekend.

Travel will be treacherous across much of New Jersey during the day Tuesday. Snow turns to an icy mix of sleet and freezing rain, before changing to all rain.

Snow and ice accumulations will be directly impacted by when we change from snow to sleet/freezing rain to just plain rain on Tuesday.

The snowy-icy conditions on Monday morning were the culprit of a single car crash in Lakewood where the vehicle overturned near the intersection of Broadway and Vine Avenue.

Monday night will feature a treacherous mix of snow, sleet, and freezing rain, before precipitation transitions to rain on Tuesday.

Athough snowfall will "only" be light to moderate across New Jersey, the Monday morning, Monday evening, and Tuesday morning rush hours could be very messy.