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Trenton, N.J. – A colder-than-normal start to March could bring several rounds of rain and wet snow to New Jersey beginning Sunday, March 1, with slick travel possible at times through Thursday, March 5.
According to NOAA’s 6-10 day outlook issued Monday, the Garden State is favored to see below-average temperatures during the March 1-5 stretch, while above-normal precipitation is expected statewide. That setup raises the likelihood of mixed precipitation, particularly during overnight and early morning hours when temperatures dip closer to freezing…