New Jersey Snow Update: Light Snow and Squalls Possible This Week

More Snow Could Be on the Way for New Jersey!

If you thought the last snowstorm was over, think again, New Jersey might see a little more snow later this week.

For those of us at the Jersey Shore, snow squalls and flurries are possible on Friday, according to nj.com, with another wave of cold Arctic air heading in for the weekend.

A Brief Break from the Cold

Tuesday will bring a short break from the cold, with temperatures climbing to around freezing and maybe into the mid-30s in spots. But don’t expect much melting, most of the snow from the last storm is still sticking around.

Light Snow Expected Tuesday Night

Light snow could fall across the southern half of the state Tuesday night, and another round of flurries or squalls might hit Friday.

Snow Squalls Possible Friday

Most places will probably see just a dusting, but any new snow will add to the white blanket that hasn’t budged yet.

So, bundle up, watch the skies, and enjoy a little extra winter magic, hopefully not too much! ❄️

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