Dan Zarrow's Forecast

Could rain and wind impact New Jersey for part of the upcoming holiday weekend?

A couple of mainly quiet, fairly seasonable weather days will take New Jersey through the midpoint of the week.

As strong thunderstorms depart the New Jersey coast, we'll trend toward drier, clearer, and cooler conditions by Monday afternoon.

A squall line with strong wind gusts and very heavy rain will impact the Garden State late Sunday night through early Monday morning.

Temperatures are on the rise again, but there will be sporadic periods of wet weather on Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday.

High temperatures are forecast to reach the 50s on Thursday, 60s on Friday, and 70s on Saturday across New Jersey.

Once again, New Jersey gets to enjoy a few days of quiet, almost-seasonable spring weather.

A 'backdoor' cold front will be followed by a 'regular' cold front, making for a very complicated forecast for the Garden State.

The unseasonable warmth won't last long, as a complicated series of cooldowns will arrive by midweek.

The steadiest rain should push through the Garden State around Friday afternoon and evening.