Dan Zarrow's Forecast

This Friday the 13th will be a day of transition for New Jersey, progressing from wet and warm to breezy and chilly.

Upwards of an inch of rain is expected to fall over New Jersey from Thursday to Friday.

Spotty rain and snow showers Wednesday night will transition to occasional raindrops on Thursday, followed by a period of steady rain arriving Thursday night.

As temperatures rise into the 50s, our next storm system will be another rainmaker.

It has been a very slow start to the winter snow season for most of New Jersey, and that trend will continue through at least January's midpoint.

After an 8-day streak of ridiculously warm temperatures, New Jersey is cooling down just in time for the first full weekend of January.

New Jersey is in the middle of a gradual transition from record-breaking to seasonable temperatures.

This is the grand finale and peak of New Jersey's New Year's warmup, with near-record high temperatures and a chance of thunderstorms in the forecast.

Temperatures will run 15 to 20 degrees above normal for this first week of January, with raindrops, clouds, and fog in New Jersey's forecast too.

Temperatures will stay on the mild side for the next week or so, as New Jersey closes out December and begins January with warm, unsettled weather.