New Jersey 7-Day Outlook
Date issued: Feb 11, 2026 at 6:00 PM · 7-day forecast
Daily forecast
Analysis
A developing nor'easter will bring a significant winter storm to New Jersey Wednesday night through Thursday. The track of the storm will set up a sharp rain/snow line across the state. Northwest Interior will see the highest snow totals — 8-12" is likely in Sussex and Warren counties where cold air is locked in at elevation. North Jersey picks up 4-7" with heavier amounts in the western suburbs. Central Jersey sees 3-5" but with some rain mixing closer to the shore. South Jersey and the Shore will be predominantly rain with this system, with 1-2.5" of liquid. The Shore faces the added threat of 45-55 mph wind gusts and minor coastal flooding during Thursday morning's high tide cycle. By Friday, the storm pulls away and high pressure builds in for a pleasant weekend. Temperatures rebound into the mid-40s by Sunday.
Sources: GFS, NAM, HRRR + regional observations
Forecast updates
Midweek Nor'easter: Timing & Impacts
Posted
Wed, Feb 11, 6:00 PM
Northeast Weather
Storm Watch: Nor'easter Developing
Posted
Tue, Feb 10, 9:00 AM
A significant nor'easter is taking shape for Wednesday night. GFS and Euro models are in strong agreement on track.
Northeast Weather
Weekend Outlook: Clear Skies Ahead
Posted
Mon, Feb 9, 4:00 AM
High pressure builds in behind the storm for a pleasant weekend. Temperatures rebounding into the mid-40s.
Northeast Weather
Midweek Model Check: Storm Signals
Posted
Sun, Feb 8, 7:00 AM
Models starting to key in on a potential storm system for mid-next week. Still early but worth watching.
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