This will set the stage for lake-effect rain and snow showers. Any area that sees snow would pick up under two inches. Some slushy accumulation is likely on elevated surfaces (trees, rooftops, car windshields).

Any warm front showers Tuesday night will end, leaving us with a mostly cloudy, but mostly dry and milder day on Wednesday.

Some areas of New Jersey may get a little taste of winter this week, with light snow showers possible in high-elevation areas as temperatures turn colder. Forecasters from the National Weather Service say some snow may fall late Thursday night into early Friday morning in the hills of Sussex County,

Cooler temperatures are here to stay for the week, with the National Weather Service forecasting rain and even snow in some parts of New Jersey this week (scroll for snow map). The National Weather Service in Mount Holly says that the cold front,