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Leaving Your Windshield Wipers Up During A Snow Storm Is Common Practice, But Jersey May Want To Think Twice Before During It Again.

Temperatures across New Jersey will plunge Friday night, with dangerous wind chills Saturday morning. Snow arrives late Saturday night into Sunday.

We dug deep into the archives to uncover the biggest snowstorm in New Jersey history, and it was huge.

A Winter Storm Watch is now posted for all 21 counties of New Jersey, with first snowflakes expected a little more than 48 hours from now.

It is becoming clear that everyone in New Jersey will see significant winter weather impacts and travel disruptions this weekend. Are you ready?

After a two-day thaw, frigid air returns this weekend, fueling potential snow. It's still too early for exact numbers, but storm impacts are trending UP for NJ.

Tuesday will be frigid, then New Jersey gets a welcome two-day warmup before an even colder blast of arctic air comes with the next chance of accumulating snow.

This winter's been surprisingly gentle, but a weekend snow might just remind us of the season’s potential chill.

A clipper system will bring snow and rain to New Jersey on Saturday, followed by a coastal storm kissing the coast with more wintry precipitation Sunday.

Big changes are ahead, as a strong cold front delivers a few raindrops and snowflakes, followed by the return of a winter wicked wind and frigid temperatures.

While there is still no "big snow" in the forecast, a change to "big cold" is coming soon — get ready to bundle up again, New Jersey.

After five days in a row hitting 50s in New Jersey, it is time to bundle up again as more seasonable, more typical January-ish temperatures return.