Dan Zarrow's Forecast

Record-breaking temperatures will end up about 20 to 25 degrees below seasonal normals.

The flakes are almost done flying, so now our forecast can focus on the unseasonable and uncomfortable cold temperatures over the next 36 to 48 hours.

If you're hoping for big snow, you'll have to wait for another storm.

It's only mid-November, but we're still tracking the chance of minor accumulating snow and a major cooldown for the entire state of New Jersey.

Tuesday could get messy for much of New Jersey, as falling temperatures force a transition from rain to wintry mix or snow.

Temperatures will slowly moderate through the weekend, before our next storm system potentially brings rain and snow next week.

There will be a few snowflakes too.

The big chill set to arrive on Friday is still New Jersey's most impactful weather story of the week.

We're still tracking a big cooldown and a chance for snowflakes later this week.

Look for frosty mornings, cool afternoons, a few raindrops, a big cooldown, and possible snowflakes for the Garden State this week.

The worst of the wind and wet weather is behind us now, as New Jersey looks ahead to a quiet, dry weekend with temperatures on the cool side of normal.

New Jersey will be somewhat wet and windy during the day Thursday, but the grand finale Thursday night will be quite stormy.