ALERTS: There are a few WINTER WEATHER ADVISORIES in effect for parts of N&W NJ this morning. They expire at different times ranging from 10 a.m. through 7 p.m. The longest lasting advisories last in Sussex County until 7 p.m. and northern Passaic until 10 p.m.

Morning snow and wintry mix begins across New Jersey and slowly transitions to all plain rain by noon across central New Jersey.

The snow accumulates predominantly in the higher elevations above 500 ft, but the rain may mix in a little bit in these areas in Morris, southern Warren, and southern Passaic counties as well. This will wash away any accumulations by the end of the storm.

Snowfall sticks throughout generally in northern Passaic, northern Warren, and definitely in Sussex County where up to 3-6" can be found at the highest of the elevations.

Elsewhere, rainfall totals reach near 1" in some spots as downpours push through for the midday into the afternoon.

The storm wraps up near 3:30 p.m. – 4 p.m. and the sky begins to clear. There will not be much left to shovel, except for our northwestern counties and communities at higher elevations.

Tomorrow will be fair with sun and clouds. Highs will be in the lower 40s.

Thursday will be chilly, too, with a shot of cold air settling in overnight into Friday with widespread temperatures in the teens and low 20s.