Gov. Christie has declared a state of emergency and ordered all state offices closed Monday, in anticipation of hazardous road conditions from the developing snowstorm. A growing number of schools are also planning to remain closed.
Maybe for just a minute last weekend, you allowed yourself to think it might be over. If you thought Winter 2014 might be winding down, you thought too soon.
New Jersey faces a slippery commute from this morning's snow.
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.
The good news about New Jersey's next round of snow is that it will only last several hours on Tuesday. The bad news is that it's during the morning commute.
New Jersey is in line for another winter weather event on Monday night and Tuesday.
Every time we put a snow storm behind us, it seems like we're staring more snow right in the face, and it may happen again this time.
The National Weather Service is forecasting more snow for parts of New Jersey on Sunday.
With New Jersey already on the receiving end of two snowstorms in one week, and the possibility of another on the way, many residents are saying "enough is enough" when it comes to the white stuff.
It has been a busy winter, and many New Jersey school districts have already used up their allotted snow days for the year.
A state of emergency is in effect across New Jersey as freezing rain has coated roads throughout the central and northern portions of the state, interrupted rail service and cut power to more than 60,000 utility customers, a third of them in Mercer County.
It's another winter weather morning at the Jersey Shore and early reports say that there are slippery and dangerous conditions being reported in parts of our area.
