Weather

Tuesday will be another cold day, but at least skies will be sunnier, winds will be calmer, and temperatures will be slightly warmer than Monday.

Refreshed arctic air, a brisk northwesterly breeze, and fresh snow cover will make Monday one of NJ's coldest days of all of 2025.

Up to 8 inches of fluffy snow accumulated in New Jersey by Sunday morning. For part of the state, this was the biggest snow event in almost four years.

It is a wintry end to the weekend across New Jersey, as our first snow storm of the season exits and bitter cold settles in.

A few inches of light to moderate snow from Saturday night to Sunday morning will be enough for slippery roads and low visibility across parts of New Jersey.

It's not a major winter storm, but parts of New Jersey may need to break out the snow shovel for the first time this season.

This cold snap has almost lasted two weeks now, as New Jersey enters the core of arctic high pressure Tuesday.

Bundle up, New Jersey! Monday will be unseasonably cold and breezy, with thermometers stuck around 30 degrees and the wind chill closer to 20.

Temperatures will run 15 to 20 degrees below normal on this late fall day. And Friday won't even be the most painfully cold day of the week.

Friday could be one of the coldest days of all of 2025, with a round of snow showers in the forecast for New Jersey too.