snow

There wasn't as much snow as anticipated but the roads still remain treacherous on Tuesday and it may have led to one such accident on Route 72 near Barnacle Drive in Stafford Township.

The snowy-icy conditions on Monday morning were the culprit of a single car crash in Lakewood where the vehicle overturned near the intersection of Broadway and Vine Avenue.

Not to jinx folks that aren't fans of the white stuff, we've been pretty lucky weather-wise late Fall into early Winter. No major snow, and pretty warm temperatures. Well, that's about to change.

So I know what you're thinking. We're weeks away from Christmas, and sometimes you can't get a correct forecast for the next day.

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

Ocean County Stormwatch is Ocean County's source for closings, cancellations and delays.

Ocean County Stormwatch is Ocean County's source for closings, cancellations and delays.

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

Charges are pending against two Burlington County drivers whose reported need for speed resulted in three deaths Sunday.

When you look outside the leftovers from that early January blizzard are still on the ground, but the cost of cleanup for Ocean County roads from that storm may surprise you.

Roads are treacherous and visibility is even worse which is why Toms River Police and every other agency continues stressing to motorists the message of staying off the roads during the storm today.

The snow is really coming down at the Jersey Shore so let's make sure you are prepared to handle the aftermath.