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South Jersey got hit hard Friday afternoon with some giant hail stones during the storm.

What a mess. No part of Saturday looks pleasant, as we transition from heavy rain to accumulating snow to gusty wind to bitter cold.

In New Jersey, you could wake up to frigid temperatures only for it to warm up to spring-like feels by noon.

Are you ready for a return to more wintry weather conditions, New Jersey? It is February, after all.

Over a foot of snow has already accumulated in part of New Jersey, with strong winds making for blizzard, near-whiteout conditions and frigid wind chills.

There is now little doubt that we've got a legitimate winter storm on our hands, as a powerful nor'easter flies by, burying the Jersey Shore in snow.

You wanted snow? You got it. Over the last day, forecast models have trended strongly toward accumulating snow for southern, coastal, and central New Jersey.

Hurricane Ida has turned out to be the most destructive hurricane ever. The devasting and destructive path from Ida also included New Jersey.

A watch means that tropical storm conditions are possible within 48 hours, including strong winds, heavy rain, and storm surge.

2+ inches of rain, 30+ mph wind gusts, temperatures 20+ degrees below normal, and minor to moderate coastal flooding? Yuck.

It’s still going to feel more like mid-April than mid-May to start the week, but seasonable 70s will be back by next weekend.

Friday looks fine. Saturday will be damp, dreary, and quite cool. Sunday will start bright and beautiful, before rain returns.