TODAY: There's a snow squall moving through Northampton, Mercer and Ocean counties this morning. And we'll have to watch a few more snow showers that our out to our northwest. Be careful if you're traveling north and west of the city. We'll see the return of some sunshine, but cumulus clouds will bubble up for a time early tomorrow afternoon. Highs will reach 38, but with west-northwest winds gusting to 35 mph it will feel like the mid-20s all day.
WEDNESDAY: Low pressure will cross through southern Canada and we'll switch our winds to the southwest out ahead of the next cold front. That will give us a one-day warm-up into the upper 40s. Skies will be mostly cloudy though.
THURSDAY: The cold front comes through late Wednesday night and then a period of light rain and snow looks likely in the early morning hours on Thursday into the morning commute.
Temperatures will be near or just above freezing, so this doesn't appear to be a big issue, but it does need watching.
Highs on Thursday only in the mid-30s and that will be early. We'll likely fall to near or just below freezing as we head into the mid to late afternoon as cold air works in.
FRIDAY: A frigid end to the workweek under mostly cloudy skies, high 26.
SATURDAY: Remaining chilly with clouds and some sun, high 29. We're watching a storm to the south that could bring us some snow depending on the track.
SUNDAY: Mostly sunny and chilly, high 38.
MONDAY: Partly sunny, high 35.
