A zone of dry air moves in by mid-afternoon Thursday, bringing temperatures in the upper 30s in higher elevations and upper 40s along the South Coast. Breezy conditions are expected to hit the South Coast in the afternoon before spreading across the rest of the state.

This will be the sixth storm system to impact New Jersey in less than two weeks. Another storm is on tap for this weekend, followed by a big blast of arctic air.

Quick on the heels of the overnight snow, another low ramps up Wednesday night into Thursday. The second system headed to the tri-state this week will not be as forgiving as its predecessor in terms of timing and precipitation type.

Rain will become heavy overnight into Sunday morning, accompanied by gusty southerly winds. This will warm temperatures into the lower 50s by Sunday afternoon. An Alert Day may be needed for Sunday due to heavy rainfall, which, combined with melting snow, could lead to minor flooding concerns.

The weekend forecast calls for some additional snow in northwestern New Jersey starting Saturday before a change to rain as temperatures rise Sunday. Most of the state will see heavy rain from the next storm.

The seemingly endless cycle of snow, torrential rain and disruptive weather will continue this weekend as another powerful storm system lashes the central and eastern U.S., with the added threat of a multiday severe weather outbreak.

Northern California is bracing for another winter storm this week, which is set to bring heavy rain and snow and impact holiday travelers. Here's the timing and totals we're expecting.

Here we go again! Another storm system is set to bring a round of wintry weather before a cold rain takes over Saturday into Sunday. As the storm arrives Saturday morning and midday a mix with some sleet,

The seemingly endless cycle of snow, torrential rain and disruptive weather will continue this weekend as a powerful storm system lashes the central and eastern U.S., with the added threat of a multiday severe weather outbreak.