Up to 1 inch of rain is possible for parts of New Jersey starting Tuesday afternoon and continuing into Wednesday.

New Jersey is set to experience days of rain before temperatures plunge just in time for Thanksgiving and winds pick up, creating potential travel chaos over the holiday period

However, the weekend is expected to be windy and cold, especially on Thanksgiving Day when there will be gust as high as 30 mph, the National Weather Service forecast. A cold front is set to move into the area Wednesday keeping temperatures in the low 40s during the day, and in the low 30s at night for most of the weekend.

An arctic blast is headed to NJ and NYC, bringing frigid air. Will it snow? How cold will it get? Here's the timing, temps and more.

A budding and potentially powerful Nor’easter is threatening to bring “major” coastal flooding impacts to parts of the mid-Atlantic Sunday into Monday, prompting New Jersey to already declare a state of emergency. The combination of strong and ...

Thanksgiving winter storm forecast snow; Here's what to expect for holiday travel and the Farmer's Almanac winter weather 2025-26 predictions

Light snow flurries moved quickly through parts of North Jersey and the New York City area early Nov. 11, bringing brief bursts of snow.

NEW JERSEY – New Jersey will enter a State of Emergency at 10:00 p.m. on Saturday in preparation for a nor’easter storm expected to hit the state on Sunday, and continue into Monday. Parts of the state are forecasted to experience moderate to major ...