Dan Zarrow's Forecast

It will be a rainmaker, although that rain could be heavy at times, with possible lightning and thunder and marginally gusty winds.

Thermometers will continue to run about 10 degrees above seasonal norms, as we track a wet storm system for the start of the weekend.

It'll be our first storm system in almost two weeks; but don't expect much, as late Friday's precipitation is looking light and showery.

This quiet weather won't necessarily end with a "bang," but there is a storm system and chance of rain/snow aiming for New Jersey at the end of the week.

Quiet, dry, seasonable weather will continue for a few more days, although we do have some subtle changes coming by the end of the week.

It feels eerie that our weather is so persistently quiet through the first half of January, but winter is far from over.

A storm system will pass well south of New Jersey on Friday, and could spit some clouds, raindrops, and snowflakes our way.

For the record, I am not complaining about this uneventful, near-normal, easy weather forecast.

Aside from a few flurries and sprinkles Tuesday, New Jersey is looking at a dry forecast through the upcoming weekend.

Consistently chilly temperatures and generally quiet weather are expected this week.

For the fourth time this holiday season, New Jersey's weather will turn rather unpleasant, mainly wet, and somewhat wintry on Sunday.

Slippery travel conditions and light snow accumulations are still expected by the end of the weekend.