Weather

An early morning thump of heavy snow has produced more than a half of a foot of snow across much of Bucks County, PA, and Mercer County, NJ.

An early morning thump of heavy snow has produced more than a half of a foot of snow across much of Bucks County, PA, and Mercer County, NJ.

Check your snow shovels and salt supply, as New Jersey's next winter storm is going to roll in fast and hard during the daytime hours Thursday.

Road conditions across the state will get sloppy, especially if this winter storm's heaviest snow and sleet fall during the daytime hours Thursday.

Thursday-Friday will be the grand finale of this month-long onslaught of storm systems, with accumulating snow and ice likely to cause travel disruptions.

Go have some fun before it melts away.

New Jersey's second storm system of the week, the grand finale of this stretch of hyperactive weather, looks even more wintry and more impactful.

Here is a little primer on wintertime precipitation types, to describe why an ice storm is both complicated and potentially treacherous.

Sleet, freezing rain, snow and rain will make for periods of inclement, potentially treacherous weather conditions in New Jersey this week.

A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for 8 counties in southern New Jersey, with up to 4 inches of accumulation from Wednesday evening to Thursday morning.