Unpredictable Monday Weather: Heavy Rain, Flooding, and Even Snow for NJ

Unpredictable Monday Weather: Heavy Rain, Flooding, and Even Snow for NJ

Forecasters warn that "strong to severe" storms that are expected to hit New Jersey from Sunday night into Monday may bring flash floods, thundershowers, heavy rain, and eventually snow.

According to Accuweather, meteorologists are warning of a broad multiday severe risk that will affect the central and eastern United States from Sunday afternoon into Monday.Severe thunderstorms might affect more than a dozen states.

According to the NWS, rain is expected to continue overnight and into early Monday morning, with some areas of the state receiving as much as half an inch.

There is an increased possibility for strong to severe thunderstorms Monday along and ahead of a strong cold front." "Localized flash floods will also be possible." Forecasters say that in some places, tornadoes might form.

When temperatures drop into the 30s on Monday night, the cold front may cause snowfall. According to the NWS, there is a greater than 50% chance of snowfall in the state's northernmost areas.

Forecasters anticipate flurries or snow showers in North Jersey Monday into early Tuesday, ending around 8 a.m., although they don't anticipate much accumulation. will keep falling.

According to the NWS, "a considerably colder air mass moves in for Tuesday, with temperatures failing to exceed 40 degrees in some regions." "With wind chill values down into the upper teens to low 20s early Tuesday morning, a brisk westerly wind will further add a chill element."

Keep up-to-date with the local forecast.