nor'easter

Here comes the snow! As we head into Friday, it is becoming more clear that we could see a true nor'easter impacting the area.

Weather can be very unpredictable and while it's been a while since parts of the state, especially many Shore areas, have seen a good 3-4 foot snowy blizzard, there is more than just that kind of storm to prepare for this winter in what are a lot of unknowns.

Meteorologist Dan Zarrow said the worst of the storm is behind us although there will be one more surge of rain and gusty winds on Tuesday night.

The state of emergency is not an order to close roads, businesses or schools.

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During the peak of the Nor'Easter hammering the Jersey Shore Wednesday night, a Toms River man was hit by a tree and downed power lines have weakened a home in Manchester.

The storm is finally over...finally, finally, finally but there is need for some caution as you head out today.

I am not really sure what we were thinking, but, it was INSANE!

It's the biggest winter storm forecasted since the January 4 blizzard that piled at least a foot of snow across the Jersey Shore.

The nor'easter that slammed the Jersey Shore has left us with flooding, power outages and road closures.

It's going to be a rainy, windy day today with the concern for flooding at the Jersey Shore as this Nor'easter passes through our area.

A powerful coastal storm, also known as a nor'easter, is taking shape along the Atlantic coast. This storm will have prolonged impacts on New Jersey, beginning Monday evening and lasting through Wednesday.