Cold Front Approaching: High Winds Expected in NJ This Friday

Cold Front Approaching: High Winds Expected in NJ This Friday

According to the most recent forecast from the National Weather Service, spring officially began on Thursday. A cold front is expected to bring heavy winds throughout the Garden State through Friday.

The National Weather Service says the entire state could see gusts of up to 45 mph.

With highs in the 50s, these breezes will cause the temperature to drop from Thursday's high.

According to AccuWeather analysts, the polar vortex may make its way to the eastern United States in late March or early April, bringing with it chilly temperatures.

According to AccuWeather, "It will likely result in more days with temperatures near or even below the historical average rather than above from the Midwest to the Northeast in the coming weeks. This will lead to hard freezes in the Midwest and Northeast, so gardeners should not be tempted by the recent retreat of wintry conditions.

According to the National Weather Service, Sunday will be roughly 10 degrees colder than Saturday due to another round of showers that fell largely in North Jersey. Over the coming week, more rain is expected.

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