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Happy February! This weekend is not just about the Super Bowl. Here in North Jersey, you can celebrate Lunar New Year at American Dream, view "Art in America" in Clifton, see live theater ("Play On!") in Oradell and watch a screening of "The Fly" in Fort Lee. Plus, there is always live music, with the Commodores at BergenPAC, Yo-Yo Ma at NJPAC, Dar Williams in Newton, classical piano in Ringwood, jazz vespers in Newark, rock covers in Maywood and country music in Ringwood.

See below for the details and the weather forecast. Happy weekend!

Weather forecast for Feb. 5-8

According to the National Weather Service:

Feb. 5: Sunny with a high in the low 30s and wind chill around 10. Partly cloudy at night with a low approaching 10.

Feb. 6: Partly sunny with calm wind and a high in the upper 20s. Mostly cloudy at night with a chance of snow and a low in the mid-teens.

Feb. 7: Mostly sunny and blustery with a high in the low 20s. Mostly clear at night with a low around 5.

Feb. 8: Mostly sunny and cold, with a high in the upper teens. Partly cloudy at night with a low around 6.

'Art in America' exhibit at Clifton Arts Center

Presented by the NJ Art Association, this exhibit will be open Feb. 5, Feb. 6 and Feb. 7 at the CAC. The exhibit recognizes America’s 250th anniversary year and celebrates art in America through the eyes, styles and mediums of NJAA artists, with diverse perspectives on the American experience. The artists offer interpretations of the American experience, highlighting both shared heritage and individual expression.

Founded in 1940, the nonprofit New Jersey Art Association—formerly the Millburn-Short Hills Art Center—is home to a diverse community of visual artists ranging from emerging talent to seasoned professionals. NJAA members share the belief that visual art has recuperative powers for its creators and its viewers.

Go: "Art in America" at the CAC, Clifton Municipal Complex, 900 Clifton Ave. 1 to 4 p.m. Feb. 5, Feb. 6 and Feb. 7. $3 admission fee/suggested donation. cliftonartscenter.org, 973-472-5499, njartassoc.org

Yo-Yo Ma performs at NJPAC in Newark

Yo-Yo Ma will present a solo performance featuring a curated selection of his favorite pieces on Feb. 5 at New Jersey Performing Arts Center. Yo-Yo has recorded more than 120 albums, is the winner of 19 Grammy Awards and has performed for nine American presidents. He has received the National Medal of the Arts, the Presidential Medal of Freedom and the Birgit Nilsson Prize. He has been a UN Messenger of Peace since 2006 and was recognized as one of Time magazine’s "100 Most Influential People of 2020."

Go: Yo-Yo Ma at New Jersey Performing Arts Center, 1 Center St., Newark. 7:30 p.m. Feb. 5. $59 and up. njpac.org

Dar Williams brings pop/folk to Newton

The American pop/folk singer-songwriter is touring in support of her 13th album, “Hummingbird Highway,” and will perform at the Newton Theatre on Feb. 5. “It’s a highway, filled with deep, exotic colors and beautiful delicate things as well as the perils that come from moving so fast,” Williams said, describing modern life. “I was a kid from the suburbs who listened when her hippie teachers said to get out in the world.”

Go: Dar Williams at the Newton Theatre, 234 Spring St. 8 p.m. Feb. 5; doors open at 7. $52.50 to $80. skypac.org

Whiskey Crossing plays country music in Ringwood

This Sussex County band, featuring singer/songwriter Tina Marie and guitarist Andrew Gallagher, plays covers from the '90s to today, as well as original music. They will perform at Sam's Bar & Grill on Feb. 6.

Go: Whiskey Crossing at Sam's Bar & Grill, 15 Greenwood Lake Turnpike, Ringwood. 7 p.m. Feb. 6. whiskeycrossing.com

The Commodores perform their greatest hits a BergenPAC in Englewood

The Motown and rhythm-and-blues/funk vocal group will bring its Greatest Hits Tour – Live! to Bergen Performing Arts Center on Feb. 6. In 1968, the group was formed while the members were in college at Tuskegee Institute. After being discovered by Berry Gordy, the Commodores sold more than 60 million records for Motown, with hits like “Machine Gun,” “Sail On,” and "Brick House."

Go: The Commodores at BergenPAC, 30 N. Van Brunt St., Englewood. 8 p.m. Feb. 6. $59 to $129. bergenpac.org

Living Proof plays rock covers in Maywood

Living Proof is a cover band formed in 2007 at the Jersey Shore. They will play top 40, classic rock, rhythm-and-blues, '50s, alternative rock and country at the Maywood Inn's Twin Door Tavern on Feb. 6.

Go: Living Proof at the Twin Door Tavern, 122 W. Pleasant Ave., Maywood. 8 to 11 p.m. Feb. 6. Call 201-843-8022 for reservations. twindoortavern.com, livingproofnj.com

Ringwood Friends of Music presents Adam Golka, 'Piano Tales'

Golka will perform works by Schumann, Brahms, Chopin, Zarebski and Ponce and Rzewski on Feb. 7 at Community Presbyterian Church.

Polish-American pianist Adam Golka (born 1987) first performed all of Beethoven's Piano Sonatas when he was 18 years-old, and in 2020-2021, performed the complete cycle of Beethoven's 32 Sonatas at the Bach Festival Society of Winter Park (Florida) and at Saint Thomas Church Fifth Avenue (New York City). As a concerto soloist, he has appeared with more than 50 orchestras in the U.S. and around the world.

Go: Adam Golka, "Piano Tales" at Community Presbyterian Church, 145 Carletondale Road, Ringwood. 3 p.m. Feb. 7. 973-962-9025 or 973-216-4017. Free admission, but names must be registered in advance at ringwoodfriendsofmusic@gmail.com. The venue is wheelchair accessible. adamgolka.com

Joe Locke Trio - Jazz Vespers in Newark

Co-presented by Bethany Baptist Church and the New Jersey Performing Arts Center, the free monthly Bethany Vesper Concert Series combines jazz music and worship, welcoming vibraphonist Joe Locke on Feb. 7. His combo also includes Allyn Johnson on the organ and drummer Tim Horner.

Go: Joe Locke Trio at Bethany Baptist Church, 275 W. Market St., Newark. 6 p.m. Feb. 7. Free. njpac.org

Bergen County Players present 'Play On!' in Oradell

Written by Rick Abbott and directed by Lynne Lupfer, BCP will stage this production on Feb. 7 and Feb. 8. It is the story of a community theater group trying desperately to put on a play in spite of maddening interference from a haughty author who keeps revising the script. Act I is a rehearsal of the dreadful show, Act II is the near disastrous dress rehearsal, and the final act is the actual performance, in which anything that can go wrong, does.

Go: "Play On!" at Bergen County Players, 298 Kinderkamack Road, Oradell. 8 p.m. Feb. 7 ($30) and 2 p.m. Feb. 8 ($28). bcplayers.org, 201-261-4200.

Lunar New Year Gala at American Dream in East Rutherford

As part of American Dream's series of programs to commemorate the Year of the Horse and honor the Lunar New Year, this event on Feb. 8 will feature dance, music, folk arts and choral performances highlighting Chinese culture.

Go: Lunar New Year Gala, Dream Stage at American Dream in East Rutherford. Noon to 4 p.m. Feb. 8. americandream.com

"The Fly" (1986) screening in Fort Lee

The sci-fi/horror/drama cult classic (R; 96 minutes), directed by David Cronenberg, will be shown at the Barrymore Film Center on Feb. 8. In the movie, a botched experiment transmutes a man into a monstrous insect. The film was written by George Langelaan, Charles Edward Pogue and David Cronenberg; and stars Jeff Goldblum, Geena Davis and John Getz. The presentation will include an introduction by writer, film critic, and educator Frank Falisi.

Go: "The Fly" at the Barrymore Film Center, 1 Park Ave., Fort Lee. 4 p.m. Feb. 8. $15; $12 for seniors over age 65 and children under 10. barrymorefilmcenter.org, 201-585-0601 ext. 1705.

Believe it or not, we’re only two weeks out from the NJSIAA team tournament.

Matches are becoming more important by the day and we’re approaching the postseason cutoff on Feb. 7. It’s the day power points lock and the playoff standings become final for the top teams in the Garden State.

Crunch time is officially here in N.J. high school wrestling.

What should North Jersey wrestling fans be keeping tabs on Jan. 29-Feb. 4? What happened of note in the region in the last seven days?

Scroll for the season’s fourth edition of the North Jersey wrestling notebook, which includes the top storylines from the region, the dual meets and tournaments to watch, and the most up to date conference rankings.

Notes

Newton’s Bollette gets victory No. 300 just days before program milestone

The number 300 is usually only seen at the bowling alley during the winter sports season. On the wrestling mat at Newton, that’s the latest milestone for long-time head coach Eric Bollette. The Braves defeated Sparta on the road in a 46-25 final on Tuesday for Bollette’s 300th career victory. This is also the 100th year in Newton wrestling history and on Friday vs. Jefferson, the Braves will be celebrating that program milestone. There will be an alumni reception at 5:30 before the two teams take the mat at 7. -- Ryan Patti

“Sparta was gracious enough to announce it themselves,” Bollette said. “I’ve been blessed and my coaching staff is tremendous. I’ve been here for 25 years and with Coach Ted Sibblies since the start. This isn’t a one-man show. The kids wrestled really well and it was fun.”

Paramus Catholic’s Piela gets win No. 200

Jon Piela reeled in head coaching win No. 200 on Wednesday via a 57-18 victory over Westwood. To read more about the milestone for Piela, click here. -- Ryan Patti

A George family affair ahead at J.P. Stevens

Danny George is the head coach of Bayonne, but he was a long-time coach at Long Branch where he won three state titles and six sectional titles. He wrestles Long Branch as part of a quad with Red Bank Regional at J.P. Stevens on Saturday — and here’s the twist. Dan’s nephews, Billy and Jake, respectively are the head coaches at Long Branch and J.P. Stevens. There’s going to be a George triple threat in Middlesex County this weekend with representation from three different schools. -- Ryan Patti

Duals/meets to watch

Thursday, Jan. 29

Emerson-Park Ridge (11-3) at Hasbrouck Heights (13-2) in NJIC Championship, 6

These two haven’t reached this match by mistake. The consensus best two in the NJIC will clash for championship bragging rights on Thursday. It’s a rematch of a dual that went in favor of Hasbrouck Heights in a 47-28 final that was as part of a quad on Jan. 3. The host Aviators have won six matches in a row and seven duals against NJIC opponents this season. Emerson-Park Ridge meanwhile four matches in a row, including a 55-23 win over Pompton Lakes in Tuesday’s semifinal. Hasbrouck Heights defeated Leonia-Palisades Park 45-24 in the other semifinal. -- Ryan Patti

No. 1 Delbarton (14-0) at Blair, 7

Get your popcorn ready. It’s the fourth annual dual between two of the best programs not only the state has to offer, but the entire country. Blair ranks No. 4 in MatScouts’ national rankings and Delbarton checks in at No. 5. Last year, the Green Wave got over the hump for the first time against the Bucs in a 30-29 final in Morristown. Delbarton comes into the match off momentum from its win last week over then-nation No. 2 Faith Christian Academy (PA) (31-29). For a complete preview of this showdown, click here. -- Ryan Patti

Friday, Jan. 30

Passaic Valley (9-6) at Montville (15-3), 7

The Hornets are not far removed from a strong third-place showing at the Passaic County Tournament while Montville was sixth at the Morris County Tournament. The goal for both teams will be to bring that individual tournament success to the team front as this match could have big stakes in the Group 3 pecking order. Both teams are in the postseason picture in their respective sections, but it probably matters more for Passaic Valley, which sits sixth in North 2, Group 3. Montville is No. 2 in North 1, Group 3. Montville won this dual 57-11 last winter. -- Ryan Patti

Nutley (13-4) at Cedar Grove (13-3), 7

A big time SEC American division rivalry match, this is always a well-wrestled, well-contested dual. Cedar Grove has been one of the most impressive Group 1 teams in the state all season as coach Mike Risimini’s group has wins over Emerson, Hasbrouck Heights, West Essex, Passaic Tech and Bridgewater-Raritan. Nutley, meanwhile, has big wins over High Point and Union, both of whom are section title contenders. Keep an eye on Rocco Caputo, Jr. at 106 for Cedar Grove who repeated as an Essex County champ, while Aidan Rotbaum at 165 was a champ for Nutley. -- Jake Aferiat

Ramapo (14-3) at Hanover Park (9-3), 7

This is a dual that should be tight. Each school has a pair of county champions in Nick DiFrancescantonio and Joey Monticello for Hanover Park and Ethan Brantly and Gino Gorga for Ramapo. Our latest conference rankings would also tell you how competitive this match should be. Ramapo checks in at No. 15 in the latest update and Hanover Park is No. 16. Hanover Park won in a lopsided 52-18 final when these two met in 2025, but both teams look a lot different than they did a year ago. -- Ryan Patti

Saturday, Jan. 31

No. 14 Jackson Township (13-2) and West Morris (10-5) at Pascack Valley (13-1), 11

We’re getting a tri-meet we’re really looking forward to on Saturday morning involving one of the best public schools in the state making the trip up to Hillsdale to wrestle host Pascack Valley and West Morris. Pascack Valley and West Morris currently sit in NJ.com’s Group 2 rankings as two of the best in N.J. in the group while Jackson Township ranks No. 14 in the state and No. 3 in Group 5. The potential individual matchups are fascinating. We could see Pascack Valley standout sophomore Jacob Inserra wrestle state-ranked Jackson Township senior Tucker Pazinko at 138. Also at 138 is West Morris junior state medalist Brody Neill. -- Ryan Patti

River Dell (14-1) at Wayne Hills (11-2), 11

The Golden Hawks will take their 14-1 record into Wayne on Saturday and take on one of Passaic County’s best. Head coach Nick Baranello and company lost their lone match to Paramus in the semifinals of the Bergen-Passaic Duals. The Patriots meanwhile have won their last eight duals after beginning the year 3-2 with losses to county foes in Pompton Lakes and Passaic Valley. River Dell will provide Wayne Hills its toughest test in a few weeks however. -- Ryan Patti

No. 16 Red Bank Catholic (11-7) at Don Bosco Prep (7-5), 6

It’s a battle of non-public powers that might not be at the level of the top-tier teams in the state, but neither are slouches even with a combined record of 18-12 and a combined record of 2-11 against state-ranked teams. Don Bosco is licking its wounds after a 50-14 loss to its archrival in Bergen Catholic on Wednesday, but the Ironmen did answer the bell earlier in the month with a 39-27 win over Group 2 hopeful Pascack Valley when many counted them out. However when RBC is healthy, it’s a contender to reach the final in Non-Public B. The Caseys are still waiting on the return to the mat of senior heavyweight Caden Sternlieb. -- Ryan Patti

Wednesday, Feb. 4

Passaic Tech (10-9) at Bayonne (6-3), 5

This match should tell us a lot about the landscape of Group 5 up north. Passaic Tech currently holds the No. 1 spot in North 1, Group 5 while Bayonne is No. 3 in North 2, Group 5. If the Bees can hang tight with PCTI, it could bring the confidence that would do wonders in potential postseason matches with Union and Bridgewater-Raritan next month. Don’t judge a book by its cover regarding the Bulldogs’ record. PCTI has wrestled 10 teams that have been/are ranked in NJ.com’s Top 20 or group rankings. -- Ryan Patti

Hackettstown (14-2) at Wayne Valley (7-3), 6:30

These are two teams that have exceeded expectations thus far with Hackettstown being the more suprising of the two. The Tigers have scored 50-plus points in 10 of their 14 wins and their two losses have come to Group 2 contender High Point and Group 5 contender Bridgewater-Raritan. Wayne Valley has produced powerful teams in each of the last few seasons with last year’s team being a Passaic County champion, but head coach Todd Schroeder and his staff have this squad in a good spot once again. They were second in the team scoring at the Passaic County Tourmanent on Saturday and took it to Passaic Valley 46-23 in a dual on Wednesday. -- Ryan Patti

Pascack Valley (13-1) at West Essex (9-4), 7

This is an intriguing non-conference tilt between two teams who are very firmly in the section title hunt. Pascack Valley’s strength in its lineup is in the middle and upper weights, where Adan Cedeno, Jacob Inserra and Luke Stempkowski are three of Bergen County’s best. But West Essex is equally strong in a lot of those, with freshman county champ Joe Formosa anchoring things down low and Christian Bastante, who was the MOW at the ECT at 126. Add in Reid Clausi at 165 and Joe Cutruzzula at 175/190 and this match may well come down to who can have some kids spring an upset. -- Jake Aferiat

No. 8 Paramus Catholic (8-3) at No. 19 Rumson-Fair Haven (10-4), 7

The Paladins always look to stack their schedule with top schools along with their league slate and they found a taker in Eleazar DeLuca and the Bulldogs. Paramus Catholic should be viewed as the pick to win here, but we could see some intriguing individual matchups that make this dual competitive. PC senior Nicky Pallitto may get state medalist Joaquin Duque at 138 and we may also see Guy Oelsner vs. Luke Dougherty at 190. Both are seniors with Oelsner being a state blood rounder and Dougherty reaching the third round of wrestlebacks. -- Ryan Patti

North Jersey rankings

Jan. 30, 2026Updated Jan. 31, 2026, 11:48 a.m. ET

Get ready to lace up the snow boots, shovel the driveway and go snow tubing, New Jersey and NYC, snow this weekend is possible as a winter storm and nor'easter strengthens into an East Coast bomb cyclone, according to the National Weather Service and AccuWeather.

NOAA NWS issued winter storm warnings in North Carolina and South Carolina where significant snow is expected as a Northeast snow storm tracks up the Atlantic Coast, NOAA and AccuWeather's forecast shows.

With another snow storm coming, or coastal cyclone coming, and several inches of snow expected to fall across portions of NJ and NYC, with Long Island in the bomb cyclone path, NOAA and AccuWeather say, how much snow will you get in NJ and NYC?

The latest winter storm forecast comes amid a prolonged stretch of record cold temperatures across the Northeast and a brutal polar vortex, bringing dangerously cold temperatures, snow and ice to the Mid-Atlantic region, including Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York City. Here's what to know about the timing of this weekend's snow storm, when and how much snow will fall in New Jersey, live NJ Doppler radar, predicted snowfall amounts, and the NJ weather forecast this weekend.

Is NJ getting snow this weekend?

Yes, New York City and New Jersey will get snow this weekend, with the snow expected to reach NJ by Saturday night, Jan. 31, according to NOAA's National Weather Service Philadelphia/Mount Holly Office and AccuWeather forecasts. The East Coast bomb cyclone, or next winter snowstorm this weekend could drop at least 3 inches on NJ as the area feels the feels the impacts from bitter Arctic air of the polar vortex.

The latest National Weather Forecast in NJ today predicts up to 3 inches of snow in South Jersey coastal areas, such as Cape May and up the Atlantic Coast. In North Jersey and Central Jersey and New York City, some may see not even a trace of snow, and others could see up to 2 inches, depending on the bomb cyclone track, as the area feels the freeze from the Arctic air of the polar vortex.

NOAA emphasizes snowfall amounts could change as the timing and track of the winter storm unfurls and urges residents to continue tracking their local forecast in the coming days.

When is the snow storm coming to NJ, NYC?

The snow storm is expected to reach New Jersey and New York City Saturday night, Jan. 31, and last into Sunday morning, Feb. 1, 2026, the National Weather Service forecast shows. The nor'easter will intensify into an East Coast bomb cyclone, AccuWeather forecasts, taking particular aim as a coastal cyclone along the Jersey Shore and Long Island.

How much snow are we getting this weekend in NJ? NOAA, AccuWeather snow forecast

The latest National Weather Service forecast for New Jersey shows light to moderate snow accumulation across coastal areas of southeastern Jersey and Delaware, with up to 3 inches of snow in South Jersey, the Jersey Shore, Barnegat Bay areas, and Delaware Bay shoreline/Delmarva areas. Expect strong wind gusts of up to 50 mph, dangerous travel conditions and flooding during high tide, NOAA NWS said. Trees could fall and power outages could happen as the nor'easter intensifies into a bomb cyclone.

How much snow is coming to NYC? AccuWeather, NOAA weather forecast

Snow coming to New York City Saturday, Jan. 31, into Sunday, Feb. 1, will accumulate to about a trace to a half an inch, the latest NOAA NYC weather forecast shows. Initial reports from the NWS New York, NY office called for more snow and the National Weather Service says the snowfall amounts could change depending on the track of the nor'easter that is expected to intensify into a bomb cyclone. Check you local weather forecast for the latest.

Bomb cyclone Long Island, NYC

A coastal nor'easter could bring dangerous weather to New York City and Long Island this weekend, since a bomb cyclone, which is not a word used lightly by AccuWeather meteorologists, could unleash strong winds, snow, coastal flooding and beach erosion, particularly across Long Island, which encompasses Brooklyn, Queens and Suffolk and Nassau counties Up to 6 inches is possible on Long Island as the nor'easter heads from the Carolina coast toward Long Island as a bomb cyclone, according to AccuWeather forecasts.

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Live weather radar NJ, NYC

To check live conditions in New Jersey and NYC area, see the NWS live Doppler radar below. Hit refresh on your browser for the latest radar loop.

Lori Comstock is a New Jersey-based journalist with the Mid-Atlantic Connect Team.

NOAA's National Weather Service and AccuWeather weather forecasters say La Niña is pushing in a powerful polar vortex and a bitter Arctic blast of cold air to the Northeast this weekend.

And snow in NJ this weekend is likely, with the NWS Mount Holly in New Jersey forecasting accumulating snow in New Jersey beginning Saturday, Jan. 17.

Two snow storms are headed to NJ, the first that could drop several inches of snow Saturday, and another potential storm on Sunday, Jan. 18, according to the National Weather Service. Weather forecasters are tracking waves of Arctic air-driven snow, causing major snow squalls and intense lake-effect snow, causing airport delays and dangerous travel across the U.S.

The heaviest snowfall tonight, Friday, Jan. 16, will hit Michigan and New York state, with Philadelphia, New York City, and New Jersey on the fast-track for a first round of winter weather on Saturday.

Here's what to know about the NJ weather forecast this weekend, if NYC will get snow, the timing of the storms, and how much snow you'll get near you, according to NOAA and AccuWeather.

What's the NJ weather forecast this weekend?

The NOAA and AccuWeather forecasts call for heavy winds, frigid polar vortex air and light snow in NJ. The snow begins in NJ early Saturday, Jan. 17, NOAA's National Weather Service station in Mount Holly (NWS Mount Holly) said in their weather forecast today.

The winter storm will bring snowfall accumulations across the Northeast through Friday night, Jan. 16, and into Saturday, including areas of Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey and New York City. In New Jersey, measurable snow is expected near and northwest of I-95, and higher snowfall amounts near and north of I-78.

Is it going to snow tomorrow? Will it snow near me?

Yes, it is going to snow in New Jersey on Saturday, Jan. 17, 2026, although some areas may just see rain, according to the National Weather Service and AccuWeather.

Since New Jersey's climate is unique in each county and area, check your local forecast to see if you'll get snow, rain or a wintry mix. Forecasters say most areas of North and Central Jersey will get accumulating snow, while South Jersey and areas closer to the Jersey Shore will get a rain, sleet and snow mix.

Is there a nor'easter on Sunday? Snow on Sunday in NJ?

No, New Jersey is not expected to get a nor'easter on Sunday, Jan. 18, 2026. NOAA and NWS forecasters said in their latest weather forecast for NJ that a system developing off the coast of New Jersey may bring snow to coastal areas of NJ on Sunday. Storms that develop off the East Coast of the U.S. are called nor'easters; however, NOAA and NWS said the threat for any significant snowfall remains low. The coastal low is expected to develop near the Outer Banks of the Carolinas and lift to the northeast, but NOAA says the radar "does not quite match up well for a big snow event."

When is NJ getting snow?

Snow is expected to arrive around 3 a.m. and 6 a.m. ET (pre-dawn) in New Jersey on Saturday, Jan. 17, 2026, according to the NOAA forecast. AccuWeather's forecast for NJ shows the wintry mix of snow and rain arriving around 1 a.m. ET on Saturday, Jan. 17, and ending at 4 p.m. ET on Saturday.

Another round of snow could impact New Jersey on Sunday, Jan. 18, but it is not considered to be a big event. NOAA's weather forecast states that the system, which is developing offshore (often called a nor'easter), could bring snow to coastal areas. The threat of any significant snow from a storm system, or a brewing nor'easter, is unlikely, forecasters said. And any accumulating snow is unlikely at this time.

How much snow is expected?

On Saturday, Jan. 17, the most snow is expected to fall in New Jersey, in areas north of I-78, in the Lehigh Valley, northwest New Jersey and the southern Poconos. Here, residents could see up to 3 inches of snow. However, it's likely snowfall totals will be between 1 and 2 inches across North Jersey, with a coating or trace amounts elsewhere since rain is expected to mix in.

Polar vortex forecast

You think it's cold in NJ now? The polar vortex will send temperatures plummeting in New Jersey on Sunday, Jan. 18, with a prolonged period of below normal temperatures in New Jersey that will continue through Wednesday, Jan. 21. Highs may only reach the teens and lows 20 on Tuesday, with wind chills in the single digits at night.

A "warm up" comes Thursday, with highs nearing the mid and uppers 30s.

Snowfall tracker: How much snow will fall in NJ this week?

To see local snowfall amounts, check out the USA TODAY interactive snowfall map below. Enter your address in the search bar on the map to find your local snowfall totals.

Live weather radar NJ, NYC

To check live conditions in New Jersey and NYC area, see the live Doppler radar from the NWS below. Hit refresh on your browser for the latest radar loop.

Lori Comstock is a New Jersey-based journalist with the Mid-Atlantic Connect Team.

Hundreds of GameStop stores are closing in the U.S. this month, including locations in New Jersey, according to an unconfirmed list compiled by customers, in-store signage and employees of the video game retailer.

GameStop stores going out of business in New Jersey this week were in Bayonne, Deptford, Newark, Somers Point, and North Bergen, reports show, and more stores are set to close Jan. 14. GameStop has closed nearly 600 stores over the past year amid ongoing financial challenges, Reuters reported in December. This month, the retailer is set to close nearly 300 locations, reports indicate.

The struggling retailer unveiled a compensation package this week worth $35 billion for GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen, hinging on a turnaround that requires he lift GameStop market value more than tenfold. GameStop stock is down 80% from all-time highs in 2021, and revenue has plummeted. The structures echoes Elon Musk's plan at Tesla.

Here's what to know about store closures in New Jersey.

Why is GameStop closing stores?

GameStop has closed thousands of stores since 2024 as the video game retailer has lost millions in revenue as gamers turn to the web to buy online. It's been a whirlwind for GameStop since CEO Ryan Cohen's hire in 2021. The company heavily invested its cash in cryptocurrencies in an attempt to pivot away from retail.

GameStop's stock value was about $1.3 billion in 2021. Now, it's roughly $9.3 billion, an SEC filing shows.

Is there a GameStop closing in NJ? See list of GameStop locations closing

While GameStop closures are not officially confirmed, the GameStop website shows these locations "closed." Signage, emails, social media photos, employees and online sites also confirm the following GameStop stores in New Jersey have closed or are expected to close in January 2026:

A GameStop store in Brooklyn, NYC, located at 2141 86th St in Bensonhurt, closed Jan. 7.

Is there a GameStop near me?

Want to find a GameStop video game store near you? To find GameStop locations and hours, head to gamestop.com.

Lori Comstock is a New Jersey-based journalist with the Mid-Atlantic Connect Team.