Weather

Conditions don't look incredibly pleasant this weekend, especially with widespread moderate coastal flooding expected.

New Jersey will end up right on the edge of a powerful off-shore storm system, bringing some changes and some raindrops to our weather forecast.

A slight warmup is on the way for Thursday afternoon. While Wednesday only saw high temperatures between 24 (High Point) and 37 (Cape May Court House), thermometers should reach the mid 40s today.

Thermometers will only top out in the lower to mid 30s Wednesday afternoon. If you experience above-freezing temperatures, it will only be for a few hours at the most.

As a strong cold front slides across the state Tuesday, we'll see a transition from rain to snow and the introduction of a very cold, dry air mass.

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.

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.

Spotty rain showers are in the forecast for this Election Day, but I'm not seeing anything heavy or steady that would dissuade a voter from heading to the polls.