North Jersey is expected to receive a one-two punch of hazardous weather beginning with a snowstorm Saturday evening that switches over to sleet and freezing rain by early Sunday morning, meteorologists said.
Snow is expected to begin in the western reaches of New Jersey around 5 p. Forecasts call for 4 to 6 inches in the higher elevations of Bergen, Passaic and Sussex counties while low-lying areas are expected to receive 2 to 5 inches.
But around midnight, temperatures in the upper atmosphere are expected to warm slightly causing snow to turn to sleet and then to freezing rain as ground-level temperatures remain at or just below 32 degrees, Tomasini said. That combination may cause dangerous road conditions. The storm should move out of the region around 10 a. Forecasts call for mostly dry conditions through Monday with temperatures dropping to the low 20s.
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