
Of course, for New Jersey and the rest of the mid-Atlantic, the devil is always in the detail of how quickly this transition from frozen ...

Of course, for New Jersey and the rest of the mid-Atlantic, the devil is always in the detail of how quickly this transition from frozen ...

New Jersey will see two rounds of wintry precipitation beginning after dark Sunday.

The timing will be critical Tuesday, as the arrival of the cold will coincide with the drive home.

As of 9:15 p.m. Saturday evening, snow and sleet is falling north of a line along the Mercer-Hunterdon border.

Temperatures will be in the 30s and 40s through Sunday morning, but once the front passes, temperatures will drop as quickly as a degree every ...

Snow and sleet should accumulate up to 12 inches in the northernmost parts of the state. Look for 3-6 inches in central New Jersey and ...

New Jersey has had plenty of moisture and plenty of cold, but not a lot of significant snow events over the last two months. That's ...

The first accumulating snow of the year will impact the northern half of the state Thursday.


We are still a few weeks away from sustained spring-like weather, and it looks like it will be one of those years where we go ...

Our spring nor'easter is slowly sliding away. The key word is "slowly," as it will be several hours yet before snow winds down across New ...

If the forecast comes to fruition, it's a historic storm in a parade of nearly unprecedented March winter weather.

The forecast remains on track for a high-impact, long duration winter weather event.

Another snow storm is making its way to New Jersey, and it's working with plenty of moisture, so heavy snow capable of bringing down tree ...

A powerful coastal storm will spin up and deepen well off the coast of the lower mid-Atlantic Monday, and swing just wide of our coastline ...

Some are still without power as the winter storm comes to an end.

Several inches of snow is expected to hit the Garden State.

Another nor'easter arrives Tuesday and more snow is expected to a wider part of the state.

The nor'easter that brought March in like a lion is sliding away, but many across New Jersey will feel its impacts long after the last ...

Coastal flooding remains the biggest, or second biggest impact of this storm.