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The track of Tuesdays low pressure will go over the benchmark, which the weather industry uses to forecast whether snow will impact cities along and north of the Interstate-95 corridor.

One of the scenarios brings plain rain to most of New Jersey. The other turns rain into heavy snow somewhere in the Garden State.

Meteorologist Joe Martucci says one of three scenarios will occur with a storm coming to New Jersey next Tuesday, Feb. 13. Get a look at the options in this video

The Climate Prediction Center is forecasting a 60 to 70% chance of below average temperatures in New Jersey from Feb. 15-21. Meteorologist Joe Martucci explains how cold it could be,

The snow is just getting started and Meteorologist Joe Martucci is live to talk about his updated forecast. Tune in here.

Part of NJ will see six inches of snow Friday, while the rest sees under four inches. The answer as to why is the NORLUN trough. Meteorologist Joe Martucci explains.

Part of NJ will see six inches of snow Friday, while the rest sees under four inches. The answer as to why is the NORLUN trough. Meteorologist Joe Martucci explains.

Another snow will occur Friday and more than likely itll be more snow than what happened Monday night. Meteorologist Joe Martucci breaks down the three scenarios possible with this upcoming

Another snow will occur Friday and more than likely itll be more snow than what happened Monday night. Meteorologist Joe Martucci breaks down the three scenarios possible with this upcoming

Up to three inches of snow has fallen across southeastern New Jersey. Meteorologist Joe Martucci says there will be a wintry mix throughout the day. Once it ends, itll get