Some light snow is possible across much of New Jersey on Friday night after an Arctic blast of much frigid air could challenge record low temperatures. Accumulations are expected to remain light, with no more than a coating possible, according to the National Weather Service. Any precipitation should end by Saturday afternoon.

Ahead of a winter storm that could bring heavy snow, sleet and freezing rain, Gov. Phil Murphy declared a state of emergency in five counties.

A light round of snow may move into North Jersey overnight, though forecasters say precipitation amounts will vary widely across the region.

Friday will mark one of the coldest days of the season, with high temperatures struggling to reach the low to mid-30s in most locations. Some areas may not rise above freezing.

The storm is expected to bring snow to northwestern Ohio and parts of Pennsylvania and New York and into New England. N.J.'s governor declared an emergency for some counties.

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The snow and rain may have moved out, but towns and cities that saw snow, sleet, or freezing rain Monday are still warning of potential danger for your morning commute

Five New Jersey counties are under winter weather advisories for Tuesday's storm. Snow totals of 1 to 6 inches are now expected.