Dan Zarrow's Forecast

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

Here is a by the numbers, county-by-county summary of this weekend's top snow totals, rain totals, and wind gusts across New Jersey.

The first weekend of 2024 features messy weather across New Jersey, ranging from up to 10 inches of snow to the north, to an inch of rain to the south.

The weather will not get in the way of your traveling, shopping, and/or merriment throughout New Jersey this weekend.

It's almost a 'deja vu' forecast to close out this weekend, as a powerful coastal storm aims to soak New Jersey once again.

A strong cold front will produce some stormy, nasty weather in New Jersey, starting midday Sunday, peaking Sunday evening, ending Monday morning.

The end of the weekend will turn pretty stormy and nasty for New Jersey, with 2 inches of rain, 50 mph wind gusts, and a 30 degree temperature drop expected.

Approaching one of the busiest travel weeks of the year, some heavy rain and big temperature swings are in the forecast for New Jersey.

With high pressure in control, New Jersey's weather stays quiet but unseasonably cold for the first half of the new week.

This stretch of unseasonable warmth feels more like early September than late October.

Even though this will be New Jersey's 7th weekend in a row with measurable rainfall, it will not be a total washout.

A pair of storm systems will produce rain, wind, and then a cooldown through the upcoming weekend for New Jersey.