Strong winds are expected to impact New Jersey, with gusts of up to 65 mph expected.

Rain continues tonight in an on-again, off-again fashion. It's possible an additional inch of rain could collect, keeping streets and low-lying areas filled with puddles.

The storm transitions to a coastal system starting tomorrow. This is when the winds start becoming an issue. Wind-driven rain is expected throughout the day tomorrow. On top of that, as the storm begins its energy transfer to this coastal entity, it's possible a few thunderstorms could develop throughout the day.

Our coastal storm develops just off the Monmouth County beaches. The positioning alone doesn't really bode well for a wintry development, however, the timing of it all, in the wee hours of Thursday morning could have just enough cold air to help see a wintry mix form in elevated communities along and north of Interstate 80. Worst case scenario is 1-2 inches of snow. I highly doubt that happens, but I do think a few neighborhoods might wake up with a coating on the colder surfaces.

The weekend starts cloudy but will finish with sunny skies on Sunday. Temperatures start warming up next week. A few towns may flirt with 70 degrees by the middle of next week with sunshine.