A mixed weekend with cautious and hazardous water conditions. Saturday will have chances of snow with 1-3 inches of accumulation across the state, with the highest accumulation for Ocean and Monmouth Counties. Sunday and Monday will be dry. Cold temperatures will continue with highs in the teens to 30’s with lows in the single digits to 20’s. Water conditions will be cautious to hazardous.
A broad area of low pressure will progress to the east and it should pass off the Northeast coast late on Saturday. Arctic high pressure is forecast to influence our weather for the period from Sunday into Wednesday. A cold front from the northwest is expected to arrive on Wednesday night followed by
another area of high pressure. From my family to yours, have a safe and Merry Christmas. Enjoy the extended weekend and thanks for reading!
Have a Happy, Healthy & Safe New Year!! Thanks for reading and see you in 2018.
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