The Bottom Line
The final few days of Winter will feature quite a range of weather conditions. First you’ll need an umbrella. Then the winter coat. And then sunglasses, as sunshine and seasonable temperatures take over just in time for the start of Spring.
Wednesday
We’re now standing at about 24 hours of sprinkles and flurries. (There were a few isolated pockets of heavier rain around Tuesday evening too.) Our weather is still “blah” to start Wednesday, although it’s going to turn into a decent mid-March day overall.
Sprinkles and light fog are hanging around, especially in southern and coastal New Jersey. By the 10 a.m. hour, drier conditions should prevail. Only peeks of sun are expected into Wednesday afternoon. But it will be about 10 degrees warmer than Tuesday, with highs close to 50 degrees.
The Bottom Line
It has been a “parched March” so far, with only one day of rain and one day of snow showers so far. That is about to change, with a generally unsettled forecast for the next two days. The first storm system in line, impacting NJ Tuesday into Wednesday, will bring minimal rain and snow. The next one looks much wetter, with over an inch of rainfall expected.
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Meanwhile, temperatures will continue to ping-pong this week. Cold Tuesday, then mild, then cold again Friday. A sustained warmup kicks in this weekend, timing perfectly with the official start of Spring.