Weather

New Jersey closes out this three-day cold snap with a chance for snow showers with a bigger storm system looming this weekend.

Two more days of unseasonably cold temperatures are expected for New Jersey, with high temperatures only in the 40s at best.

Thermometers across New Jersey will ride a little roller coaster this week, with a trio of days in the 40s followed by three days back in the 50s.

Temperatures are about to tumble again across New Jersey, with a few rain and snow showers possible along the way.

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

High temperatures will improve from the 50s to the 60s through the second half of the week with a pair of storm systems in view at the start of the weekend.

New Jersey will be stuck on the chilly side for two more days before a welcome warm-up and our next chance of rain.

When is New Jersey's snow season "supposed to" kickoff this year? As we await the first flakes of winter, let's review some snow season statistics.

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

Following one final mild day on Thursday, this flip-flopping week of weather ends with chilly air and a few raindrops in New Jersey on Friday.