Still, we'll hit about 50 degrees one more time on Saturday. So the first half of Saturday will still be mild, but I doubt our ability to hit 60 degrees, as previously mentioned. Since we last spoke, the timing of an inevitable cold front has slid a bit earlier. And with abundant sunshine and dry weather, it will be another nice day. FridayĪ slight step backward, but we're still looking at highs near 50. That is about 10 degrees above normal for this time of year. Highs should push into the lower to mid 50s Thursday afternoon. With partly sunny skies, a stiff southwesterly breeze will fuel even more of a warmup. ThursdayĪfter the early morning showers wrap up (around daybreak), we've got another winner of a weather day on deck. Still, I would be wary of slippery spots through Thursday morning. But in northern New Jersey, it may be just cold enough for some snowflakes and wintry mix. Most low temperatures will only dip into the mid 30s overnight, above freezing. (So, technically, early Thursday morning.) And then a weak impulse looks to drive in some showers late Wednesday night, after Midnight.
Some clouds will pass overhead Wednesday night. It should be a very nice February day, with sunny skies, dry weather, and generally light winds. That is about 5 degrees above normal for this time of year. High temps Wednesday afternoon should climb into the upper 40s to around 50 degrees. Temperatures are almost all in the 20s to begin the day. The entire state is frozen Wednesday morning - which is no surprise here in early-mid February, of course. And that may set the stage for a coastal storm system to produce snow as it flies by New Jersey in the late Sunday to early Monday time frame.
As arctic air returns behind a cold front, Sunday will turn about 20 degrees colder than Saturday.
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