STORM WATCH: Nor'easter brings messy conditions for New Jersey commuters

All right, let's get things over to Dave Kern right now. Talk about all the nasty weather coming our way. It's going to be a mess, especially tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. And then it's just on again, off again, just a cold November rain that's going to kind of move across. There you go. There you go. It's showing our age right there from the 80s and the 90s. Listen, we're going to be looking at just a pretty miserable weather event going into tomorrow. Storm system is going to take shape probably Late tomorrow morning and continue into the afternoon and evening hours. We've got a system that is slowly beginning to increase the cloud coverage. Rain is taking shape back out towards the west. This is all going to advance in our direction. We could be looking at some showers as early I'm talking about sprinkles as early as about seven o'clock in the morning, but the real more robust rains are coming in and around lunchtime and that will continue to pivot through and into southern sections of New England as we go into Thursday evening. Now there will be on again off again rain showers for the remaining There is going to be an accumulation of snow. Two hour north places like Woodstock could be looking Woodstock, New York could be looking at anywhere from, let's say, two to maybe five inches worth of snow. Our storm system is going to continue to move away from the area that's going to be dragging in the colder temperatures. And then we could see a little bit of a change over Friday morning to some snow showers. So for tomorrow, the morning commute into work and school shouldn't be that bad. But by lunchtime, things really unravel quickly, and we could be looking at some thunderstorms marching across the area. The winds are picking up. The rain is going to continue Thursday night going into early Friday. And Friday morning, up until about lunchtime, there is a chance for some snow showers on again, off again, little squalls kind of moving through northwestern sections of New Jersey. Temperatures are on the milder side for tomorrow morning. The rain comes in, and then the temperatures drop. We could be looking at anything from a half an inch to an inch and a half of rain. And then we're going to be looking at that possible changeover. Now, this is one particular model. I'm kind of in line with it just because it's on the lighter side. There might be, worst case scenario, maybe a quick little dusting to about a half an inch in some spots. And that's all going to happen with elevation. Anything over 900 feet has the possibility for a quick little coating. Then it's just cold and windy, but sunny for Saturday and Sunday. More details coming right up.