Could Parts of New Jersey See The First Snow of the Season?

Could New Jersey See Its First Snowflakes of the Season Soon?

Is the First Snow of the Season Headed for New Jersey?

Are Parts of New Jersey Getting Ready for Their First Snowfall?

There are conversations happening in the "weather world" and some are saying there is a "possibility" some spots in the Garden State that could see some snow flakes this week as a storm makes it's way through New Jersey.

According to our Chief Meteorologist Dan Zarrow, "Some wet snowflakes are possible on the backside of the storm on Friday" in northwest New Jersey.

According to Patch, "accumulation looks to be minimal, if any, forecasters said."

One of the earliest documented measurable snowfalls among New Jersey's long-term weather stations was October 4, 1987, in Sussex County, where one inch of snow was recorded.

According to that report, Newark also has a remarkable early snowfall record: October 14, 1876, when one inch was measured.