Weather

Up to an inch or two of snow Saturday morning could cause a few hours of slippery roads and low visibility, especially in southern NJ.

Thursday might be the windiest day of the week, as we continue to track light snow for the start of the weekend.

Introduced initially to use daylight better during warmer months, DST shifted an hour of sunlight into the evening, giving us more light during typical waking hours.

As cold air and arctic wind continue to grip New Jersey, we are eyeing a chance for some snow and travel impacts this weekend.

With a top snowfall report of just over 8 inches, this was South Jersey's biggest snowstorm in almost three years.

This weekend's potential coastal storm may be one of the most hyped-up storms in recent memory, and it hasn't even formed yet.

How much snow does it take to be a blizzard?

People have taken to Facebook to express their hatred for the ShopRite at English Creek in Egg Harbor Township leading up to the snowstorm.

Light snow to the north, plowable snow to the south, then really cold weather settles into New Jersey for the rest of this week.

This is not a "historic" or "catastrophic" storm. It's snow. But it will cause significant travel impacts Monday, especially the farther south in New Jersey you are.