It now appears the temperatures are a little warmer today than foretasted yesterday so the precipitation will be mainly in the form of rain which will begin shortly before noon today and continue though Thursday morning, some sleet may mix in when the precipitation starts today but no accumulation. Well north of us across the hills of Passaic and Sussex counties will have an inch or two of snow but even up there what is falling will change to rain later today.. Highs today will be in the low 40s..

Tomorrow the rain will end with highs climbing close to 50 degrees.

Dry on Friday but becoming cloudy with rain developing late at night, high in the upper 40s.

Saturday we will have showers and milder reaching 60 degrees..

Sunday dry and a bit cooler high near 50.

Right now Monday and Tuesday look dry but cooler with highs in the mid 40s.

Still looks like a major warmup towards the end of next week with highs reaching the 60s.

Today Tuesday will be another fine late February day although a bit cooler with highs around 50 degrees.

Tomorrow is when the weather goes downhill, we will have a cloudy start with precipitation starting around noon, the Clifton area will be right on the rain/snow/mix line with just rain to our south and snow and ice to our north. Best guess for accumulation right now is a coating around here, 1-2 inches in Morris County, 2-3 inches in Sussex and northern Passaic County and more as you head up to upstate New York. The precipitation will continue till Thursday afternoon but it should change to rain even up north as temperatures rise into the 40s. Clearing Thursday night..

Friday will be dry with highs in the upper 40s..

Next chance of precipitation will be on Saturday but this will be all rain or rain showers as reading go up into the 50s.

Sunday looks dry with highs in the upper 40s.

The long long range looks quite mild again next week especially from mid-week on as March looks like it will continue with generally above normal temperatures..

Today will be the nicest day of the week with fair skies and highs in the mid to upper 50s.

Tomorrow still dry but cooler with highs in the upper 40s..

Wednesday’s forecast is tricky especially for the inland areas.. Precipitation will start shortly before noon mainly in the form of snow inland and a mix closer to the coast. This precipitation will turn to mainly rain along the coast but remain as snow inland where up to 6″ may fall. The snow or rain or mix will last until Thursday morning.. Highs on Wednesday will remain in the 30s and Thursday rise to the low to mid 40s.

Friday dries out with highs in the upper 40s.

Saturday looks like another precipitation event but this will be mainly rain as highs reach the 50s..

Today will have the about the same temperatures as yesterday (mid 40s) but with diminishing winds it will feel a little more comfortable.

Monday will be the nicest day of the upcoming week with fair skies and highs reaching the upper 50s.

A slight cool down on Tuesday with some late increasing clouds with a high near 50.

Then the weather gets interesting for the Wednesday afternoon into Thursday morning period. A storm system will develop an move toward our area, too early to get specific as the rain/snow line will set up in our area.. The best chance of accumulating snow of course will be inland, but how far inland is the question. Defiantly something to watch!!!

Changeable is the word as we go back to near 50 or the 50s for next Friday and Saturday with dry conditions..

The storm that was responsible for yesterday’s rain and in some spots snow will move well to our northeast but the circulation around it will cause high winds up to 50MPH in some areas today, it will be partly sunny with highs in the 40s.

Tomorrow the winds will slowly diminish and highs will still be in the mid 40s with sunny skies..

Monday and Tuesday will be real nice with highs back up into the 50s.

Next storm will be Wednesday into Thursday with rain but as with the last storm inland areas could have some snow or mixed precipitation, cooler with highs in the 40s..