snow

I'm still trying to hold out hope that this weekend's Nor'easter is a bust (come onnnn Heat Miser), but it's looking likely that we're going to get a good amount of snow, and at the very least, very strong winds and coastal flooding are likely. That means power outages are possible, so in the interest of being prepared for anything, I've thought of a few meal options. They can be whipped up with p

There are rumors we could see some snow this Friday...and you know what that means: the usual suspects are out on social media! Do you know all 10?

Parts of central, southern and coastal New Jersey could see some minor snow accumulations this afternoon and evening, according to a winter weather advisory issued by the National Weather Service Sunday.

The roads have been slick all day, and plow crews are doing their best to keep up with this mess and get the roads clear. There have been a few accidents and spin-outs reported on the Parkway today, and the same with some local roads.

It's really only been 6 weeks or so since this winter first took a turn for the miserable, but it's definitely taken it's toll on me. With another 6+ inches in the forecast, I started thinking about some things I'd rather see/do than get more snow.

This NJ Dad is certainly making the best out of the snowy and cold winter we've been experiencing. Check out this homemade luge track he built for his kids!

A lot of people have to work today, snow or not (nurses, EMTs, plow drivers...radio DJs...) but maybe you lucked out and got a snow day? Or maybe your boss is a jerk and forced you to come in? So tell us, how are you spending your day?

I don't know about you, but it seems like inclement weather gives me an immediate excuse to snack...

I always do my grocery shopping on Sunday evenings...it's just part of my routine now. Yesterday, I decided to do that shopping a little earlier in the day, since I knew this storm was coming, and figured everything would be wiped out by my normal shopping time. I was not prepared.

Winter weather is moving in, and we're expecting 1-3 inches from today's storm. Naturally, the snowy weather will turn a lot of us from normal, rational people into annoying bags of crazy!

If you live anywhere in New Jersey you already know how brutal this winter has been. What you might not know is the answer to the question: will snow removal costs cause taxes to go up in your town?

Following a taste of spring this past weekend, the colder temperatures have returned to New Jersey. Maybe we shouldn't be complaining, though; the Garden State has experienced much colder winters than this one.