Dan Zarrow's Forecast

After a bright and mild Monday, New Jersey's weather forecast for the rest of the week remains warm but also turns unsettled with clouds and showers.

We find ourselves on the edge of a powerful coastal storm, which will spit rain showers, clouds, and some ocean water toward New Jersey.

It will look nice, but feel somewhat blustery, across New Jersey on Thursday before clouds and showers return by Friday.

Although a few sprinkles are possible Wednesday morning, the skies over New Jersey will slowly transition from grey to blue Wednesday afternoon.

Not quite lamb-ish, but not lion-isn either. We can look forward to some weather improvements, including a warming trend through the rest of the week.

Our forecast still looks unsettled this week, but I'm trying to pinpoint the pockets of pleasant weather along the way.

A warm front will dominate New Jersey's weather forecast through the weekend.

We'll soak up the sunshine Thursday, but a few batches of rain and wild temperature swings are expected for New Jersey through the upcoming final weekend of March.

As a storm system passes south of New Jersey, we'll see a few rounds of light to moderate rain throughout the day Wednesday.

We find ourselves in between two storm systems Tuesday, leading to a dry, pleasant, and seasonable weather day for New Jersey.

The first of several storm systems this week will drive steady, heavy rain through New Jersey all day Monday.

It's going to feel pretty steamy across New Jersey by Friday afternoon, but it's not a perfect weather forecast for the first full day of Spring.