New Jersey residents are being warned to prepare for a significant change in the weather as a developing storm system heads toward the region, bringing periods of rain, gusty winds and much colder temperatures later this week.
After several relatively mild November days, the Garden State is expected to experience a sharp transition as the storm moves through Thursday and Friday. Temperatures will take a noticeable tumble heading into the weekend, with some areas potentially seeing their first snowflakes of the season.
Meanwhile, frost advisories have been issued for four New Jersey counties as colder overnight temperatures create conditions for frost formation.
Frost Advisories Issued for 4 New Jersey Counties
The National Weather Service has issued a Frost Advisory for portions of southern New Jersey…