Winter weather advisories have been issued for four New Jersey counties now expecting 2 to 4 inches of snow overnight into Saturday afternoon. The National Weather Service alerts include Morris, Sussex,

A winter weather advisory is still in effect Sunday night for areas across New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, with meteorologists warning of slippery travel, low visibility and lingering snow in some locations.

Another day, another Winter Weather Advisory, covering most of NJ Sunday this time around. Rain and dry air are big complications in this winter storm forecast.

Crews are cleaning up from a storm that dumped snow in New York and New Jersey this past weekend. Most areas were hit with multiple rounds of snow, according to PIX11

An inch or two of snow isn't enough to shut down the state or make you fire up the snowblower, but it may be enough for slippery travel Saturday and/or Sunday.

The polar vortex is bringing bitter cold and snow to NJ this weekend. Here's the weather forecast, from timing to how much snow will drop near you.

Weather alerts have been issued for parts of 15 New Jersey counties that could see 1 to 4 inches of snow Sunday in the second half of back-to-back winter storms. Northern New Jersey is getting the most snow from Saturday’s storm with more than 4 inches already reported by early afternoon.

Big changes are ahead, as a strong cold front delivers a few raindrops and snowflakes, followed by the return of a winter wicked wind and frigid temperatures.