Temperatures are running five to 10 degrees below normal across the Garden State, allowing for some snow showers and flurries to fall in central and northern New Jersey. A winter weather advisory has been issued for Sussex County, where between two to four inches of snow is possible today.
Elsewhere, the snow isn't expected to accumulate much, if at all, as a small storm system moves through the region, according to the National Weather Service.
A more substantial storm is expected to affect New Jersey to start the workweek. A large low pressure system is expected to dominate the weather conditions across the northeast Monday and Tuesday, potentially bringing heavy rain to much of New Jersey and even a mid-March accumulating snowfall to northwest New Jersey.
Once the storm moves through, sunny skies are expected to take over for the balance of the workweek, though temperatures may remain chilly for this time of year, with highs in the low-to-mid 40s expected, forecasters say.