Discussion: This weekend will be milder, in general, than what we’ve gotten used to this week. A weak disturbance will push through this late-afternoon/evening (Friday) from NW to SE and clear out completely by 3am Saturday morning. Behind that weak
Discussion: Tuesday through this weekend is a much more settled forecast expectation. We’re colder than average due to a trough dominating the region, however we are mostly dry for the rest of this week. I am seeing some rain Friday
Discussion: This article will focus on the specific period between late tonight (Sunday night) through Tuesday morning. During this time, severe weather is possible in the form of straight-line winds, tornadic winds and/or hail. While lightning is not an official
Discussion: Other than a weak disturbance scraping NNJ late Friday night/early Saturday AM with light precipitation (could be wintry – but minor if so), we’re looking pretty dry through Sunday daytime hours for most of NJ. The headline for this
Discussion: NJ will remain extra mild through all of Tuesday and most of Wednesday. 70s away from the ocean and upper-50s along the immediate coast. On Wednesday night a cold front will push some rain through. It doesn’t look like
Discussion: As of today, Friday 3-6-2026 at 2:56pm, our weak wave has moved offshore and so has the rain associated with it. Rainfall over the past 24 hours was much needed and likely took out much of the remaining snowpack…all
Discussion: We remain in a volatile temperature pattern meaning interchangeable transient periods of milder temps and colder temps. But the cold is on hospice. This current cold that moved in yesterday will only be around today (Monday). Tomorrow (Tuesday), we
Discussion: Friday and Saturday should verify on the milder side. Some spots hit 50 on Friday but most of NJ should break into the 50s, possibly tap near-60, on Saturday. Both days dry but could feature fog/freezing fog overnight as
Discussion: The latest model data is significantly backing off all snow chances in the next week or so and instead is gearing up for a lead-in to abnormally warm temperatures March 5-forward. There are still a few waves to discuss,
Discussion: The clipper came through overnight/this morning and dropped a coating to an inch or so before quickly melting with temp increases. Minimal impact. Tomorrow night’s slider wave, if it happens far N enough, is looking more like a conversational
LOCAL FORECAST | INTERACTIVE RADAR | LATEST NJ WEATHER ALERTS | WEDDING FORECAST| PRIVACY POLICY
© Copyright 2026 Weather NJ LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Some information that can be found on our website is provided by a private weather station and is not an officially recognized station for weather reporting. Though we always strive to achieve accurate reporting for our own use, it is important that you do NOT depend on the data provided here for any purpose.
