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Newark, New Jersey – New Jersey enters the Feb 5–9 period under a sustained stretch of below-normal temperatures and limited precipitation, keeping the threat for snow or rain relatively low while cold air remains firmly in place across the state. While this pattern limits disruptive winter storms, the extended chill will continue to affect travel, infrastructure, and daily routines, particularly during overnight and early morning hours.
According to the National Weather Service and NOAA outlooks, colder-than-average air will stay entrenched across the Mid-Atlantic and New England, with subzero temperatures lingering farther north and cold air pressing south along the I-95 corridor through New Jersey. Precipitation chances remain slim for areas south of northern Illinois and west of the Pacific Northwest near Eugene, Oregon, reinforcing a mostly dry setup despite the cold…