There is a WINTER STORM WATCH in effect for Sussex County for accumulating snow that can be upwards 3-6" at the highest elevations.

There is a WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY in effect for Warren, Hunterdon, western Morris, and northern Passaic counties for plowable snow between 1-3"

New Jersey faces a good helping of wintry weather on Tuesday with up to 6" of snow at the highest of the elevations, generally above 1000 ft.

Elsewhere, elevations over 500 ft should plan for 1-3" of snow, which is plowable and can cause some travel delays.

he rest of New Jersey may experience wet snow mixed with rain at first before changing over to plain rain. The plain rain will be the primary impact for the urban corridor of the state.

The storm lasts from 8 a.m. until about 5 p.m. where afternoon precipitation begins to taper.

Conditions dry up and turn quiet for Wednesday and Thursday.

A front moves through on Thursday to drop temperatures overnight. This can be some of the coldest air of the season yet with widespread low temperatures in the teens into Friday morning.

Friday will be fair with sun and clouds but turning windy.

It will remain windy into the weekend with some windswept snow flurries.