Forecasters Warn NJ Could See a Major Winter Storm This Weekend

We have just started to see the mountains of snow and ice that we have had for weeks begin to melt down, and now there is talk of a snowstorm possibly headed towards New Jersey; maybe the "Groundhog" was right?

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As we start to head into March, forecasters are now eyeing a potential storm that could possibly bring snow again to the Garden State.

According to NJ.com, "Weather forecasters say there’s a possibility of a 'significant winter storm' developing off the Mid-Atlantic coast this weekend, and it could impact New Jersey."

Weather experts say it’s still too soon to know whether our area will see snow, rain, a wintry mix, or possibly no impact at all.

Will We Have Snow This Weekend In New Jersey?

According to the report, "If the storm does develop and head in our direction, the precipitation would likely arrive on Sunday, forecasters said. The weather service’s main forecast office in New Jersey said it could turn out to be a “significant winter storm” and there is a “potential for an accumulating widespread snowfall” in the Garden State."

As in many cases, the storm's track will determine a lot when it comes to the forecast. It is still very early to be definitive when it comes to the weekend forecast, so now its wait and see.

So for now it's just a chance, but there is a chance. Stay with our Chief Meteorologist, Dan Zarrow, for the latest New Jersey weather. Just don't put that snow shovel away, yet here in New Jersey.