A fast-moving "clipper" system expected to arrive in New Jersey does not have a lot of snow to drop on the area. At most, maybe a few neighborhoods could have a fresh 2 inches of snow to freshen up the existing snowpack. The big story isn't the snow with this system. It will be the demoralizing, bitter cold that follows for the weekend.

The winds will pick up as the system passes. Winds will frequently be gusting from 25 to 45 mph. The frequency of the gusts could cause property damage and might cause the power to flicker through the weekend. The real story is that those winds bring yet another ferocious cold to the area. The last time Newark experienced -15 degrees wind chill temperatures was on Jan. 31, 2019. It is highly possible that we get there again on Sunday morning.

Temperatures slowly rebound by midweek back to the lower 40s, which is the normal high for this time of year.