VisibilityThe drab and dreary weather looks to linger through the rest of the week. Passing showers are probable tonight, along with more locally dense fog. Nighttime lows will be above the freezing mark. The existing snow will continue to melt and puddles will get bigger.

Thursday is more of the same. Temperatures will be on either side of seasonable in the afternoon despite the low clouds and misty moments. A steadier rain will be developing for tomorrow night into Friday morning. Be more cautious when driving. Visibilities will be low in the fog. Numerous puddles can cause your car's tires to lose traction with the road if you are going too fast.

Friday morning looks very, very messy. Waves of rain will move through in bursts. This will allow water to collect quickly. The intensity of the rain and snowmelt will push water further and further out into our streets. Be mindful and extra careful when driving.

The forecast for the weekend is still very much up in the air. The model guidance this far out still does not have a very accurate handle on how potential weather systems will evolve.

What we know: There is likely going to be a storm somewhere along the East Coast Sunday into Monday.

What we don't know: Where this storm will wind up. The position of the storm is key. This will determine so many weather factors that could produce snow, rain, wind or nothing at all.

Stay with News 12 New Jersey for all the latest details on the potential for the weekend event.