It’s been a cold winter thus far in the state of New Jersey to say the least.

There’s now a significant snowstorm that could possibly hit us this Saturday, January 26th. However, it all depends on the coastal track of the storm throughout the next few days.

The National Weather Service shows the forecast between now and the weekend bringing us a high temperature of 38 and a low of 11 degrees. The snow would fall mainly before 1 p.m. E.T.

Now, let’s take a look at the various scenarios below that our local weather experts have shared with us via Twitter.

• Be sure to follow the forecast for updates.

  We continue to monitor the potential for a significant winter storm Friday & Saturday. While it is too soon for the details, heavy snow, strong winds & coastal flooding are all POSSIBLE. Be sure to follow the forecast for updates. https://t.co/ka2HFv1cF3 #njwx #dewx #mdwx #pawx pic.twitter.com/Y2W86zoULL

  — NWS Mount Holly (@NWS_MountHolly) January 25, 2022

• Jersey shore northward into New England.

  no question pertaining to the late week snow storm. All about the trough and when it goes negative. My thoughts, Jersey shore northward into New England. The farther north you are the better the chance. time permitting I will try to do a twitter live in between my lives.

  — Bernie Rayno (@AccuRayno) January 24, 2022

• Saturday's storm could be big.

  The snow range in New England could easily be 0" to 36" — that would not be a surprise. https://t.co/xrUDbItMNq

  — Tyler Jankoski NBC5 📺 (@TylerJankoski) January 25, 2022

• What do we think?

  NAM 18Z nodding towards EURO 12Z, model runs tonight and tomorrow will be crucial to see when the trough goes negative and how far west the snow goes…. pic.twitter.com/DaobDwFms5

  — NJ Weather (@NJWeather13) January 25, 2022

• A historical weather weekend..

  if you're on the east coast and you see something like record breaking historical weather this weekend.. no ♥
  
  parts of maryland, delaware, NJ, maine, and MA can see up to 2 1/2 feet of snow. thats about it. temps, wind, and impacts prob just the usual. https://t.co/NedtEtoxis

  — norveir (@norveir_) January 25, 2022

• We are still a few days away...

  Will the Northeast & Mid-Atlantic states get slammed with snow? Models are in still disagreement. We are still 4 days away & the storm track makes all the difference. Tomorrow PM, we will know more. #Weather #Winter #Storm #Weekend #Snow #NY #NJ #PA #DC pic.twitter.com/KHl8wi3LZv

  — ☀️🌦 Jason Frazer ⚡️❄️ (@JasonFrazerTV) January 25, 2022

• What does it all mean?

  The 12z EURO stays strong with a similar run to overnights, painting a major #snow storm for the Northeast. The Ens are even actually a tad further West than overnights but the upper level dynamics are impressive with this system. #njwx #njsnow pic.twitter.com/w7xU6qBzSA

  — NJ Weather News (@NJWxNews) January 25, 2022

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