David Robinson

The winter weather predictions for New Jersey are very well, New Jersey. They seem to say a lot and nothing at all at the same time.

On the first day of September 2021, much of the northern half of the state was flooded with months' worth of rain in a matter of hours.

After former Hurricane Henri and other rain over the past week, the possible half-foot of rain will fall on wet ground – especially in north and central NJ.

Santa Claus may rely heavily this year on Rudolph's shiny nose as he heads into New Jersey early Christmas morning.

Average winter-long snowfall amounts in New Jersey, according to records dating back to 1895, have ranged from as little as 4 inches to as much as nearly 63 inches.