When it comes to predicting how much snow will fall when the massive weekend winter storm slams New Jersey, there’s no shortage of forecasts. Some predictions are on the high side, projecting a mega-snowstorm.

Even small amounts of snow in areas not used to it can cause hazardous driving conditions, forecasters warned.

Leave a little extra drive time Sunday as more snow is on the way for the Delaware Valley.

A State of Emergency has been issued by New York Gov. Kathy Hochul regarding the coming extreme cold and hazardous winter weather conditions. Extreme cold moves in Friday night, with statewide feels-like temperatures in the negatives Friday and Saturday night.

Portions of Delaware could see up to a foot or more of snow. Check the latest forecast from the National Weather Service here.

Today: Rain early gives way to snow in the afternoon. Dropping temperatures. Very windy. Chance of precip 80%. Wind: SW 10-20 G40. High: 40-46. Tuesday Night: Cloudy. Cold. Isolated snow showers. Chance of snow 30%. Wind: W 10-15 G30. Low: 17-21.

We’ll keep a chance of snow through Tuesday with breezy winds on the tail end of this past storm. An area of low pressure is approaching for the mid-week. This low-pressure system will usher in a chance of snow with colder temperatures. The National ...