New Jersey Bracing for a Chilly Spell

New Jersey is in for a rough weather ride. A storm is on its way, bringing light snow and rain starting Wednesday night. By Thursday, things get icy, especially in the northwest. Travel might get tricky because of slippery spots. Wind is going to be a big factor. Expect gusts up to 35 mph, making it feel way colder than it actually is. Temperatures will drop fast, with wind chills in the teens and even single digits in higher areas. The coldest part hits Thursday night into Friday. Wind chills could dip below zero in some spots. Friday stays cold but starts to ease up as the day goes on.Saturday might see a mix of rain and snow, but not much will stick around. Sunday could bring a bigger winter storm, but it might stay out at sea. Either way, New Jersey is looking at a long stretch of freezing temps. From Sunday to next Wednesday, highs won't even hit freezing, and lows will be in the teens. Wind chills could drop into single digits on multiple nights, with the worst on Monday and Tuesday nights. This isn't just about the cold. It's about being ready. People should bundle up, check on neighbors, and be careful on the roads. The wind and ice can make things dangerous.