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Variable weather is the story of Spring here in New Jersey, as we hold on tight for a lionly, active transition from March to April.

As thermometers swing back and forth through the final days of March, New Jersey will be dampened by a few showers too.

Clouds and showers return to the forecast for the next few days, with one day in particularly looking wetter for New Jersey.

This is a mild weather forecast for New Jersey, but it only gets more and more unsettled as the week goes along.

Raindrops will be few and far between, but temperatures will plunge below normal again across New Jersey.

A beautiful springlike day is on deck for New Jersey on Thursday, and our next weathermaker arriving Friday will only drive in spotty raindrops.

Although the worst impacts of this nor'easter are staying far away from New Jersey, weather conditions will still turn wintry for some on Tuesday.

If you're looking for big snowfall from this coastal storm, head north.

Our next storm system will bring a variety of wet, wintry, sloppy, slippery weather to New Jersey starting around midday on Friday.

A quick heavy hit of snow, ice, and rain could lead to light accumulations and travel issues overnight, New Jersey's only inclement weather this workweek.

Weather nuisances for Thursday across New Jersey include fog and rain showers in the morning, transitioning to a gusty wind in the afternoon.

Temperatures trend downward again heading into the last weekend of February, with a couple of legit snow and wintry mix chances in the forecast for New Jersey.