Weather

Following Wednesday’s cold front, New Jersey falls under the influence of an unseasonably cold air mass Thursday.

A strong cold front will spark a quick but potent round of stormy weather Wednesday afternoon, followed by a big temperature tumble.

While Tuesday will be a spectacular spring day across New Jersey, our weather will turn turbulent on Wednesday as stormy weather and a big cooldown arrive.

When we zoom out and look at the week as a whole, it’s going to be a springtime roller coaster.

As a storm system departs, we’ll see a resurgence of clouds and showers Friday afternoon, before brighter skies and warming temperatures carry into the weekend.

Umbrellas up, windshield wipers on, and prepare for a not-so-pleasant Thursday across New Jersey before brighter skies return for the weekend.

The core of this next storm system, fueled by a rich moisture plume, will pass over New Jersey between Thursday mid-morning and early evening.

Partial sunshine, seasonable temperatures, light winds, and dry weather will make for a pleasant Tuesday afternoon. Look for high temperatures on either side of 60 degrees.

As we approach the midpoint of April, we have a pretty unsettled forecast here that's full April showers, clouds, and unseasonably cool and “blah” weather.

For the next week or so, we’ll be stuck in an “unsettled” weather pattern. That means we have to talk about clouds and generally cooler temperatures and several waves of rain.