
The storm caused power outages for thousands of residents

The storm caused power outages for thousands of residents
NJ Spotlight NewsMurphy reminds residents that NJ is still under state of emergency

Most places got between 1 and 3 inches of snow
nyspoliceMore than 30 people are reported to have died in the massive snowstorm that engulfed western NY

Forecasters predict about 4 to 9 inches of snow across New Jersey.
(AP Photo/Seth Wenig)New Jersey State Climatologist Dave Robinson analyzes the active weather pattern kicking up a string of winter storms for at least the next few weeks.

‘We still have work to do’ to make roads safe, transportation commissioner says

Rutgers Professor Scott Decker offers his take on the historic February snowstorm.


Meteorologist on what to expect from the winter storm and the biggest impacts to the state.

A light to moderate accumulation of snow and sleet is on tap for Saturday as a surface low slides north of New Jersey.

After wintry weather on Tuesday, temperatures will drop into the 20s and teens on Wednesday and Thursday. The week ends with warmer weather with temperatures ...

A significant winter weather event will unfold for northern New Jersey Monday evening, bringing accumulating snowfall and ice accretion.

The weather event may make for some slippery sledding Wednesday for the morning commute.

In Sussex County, residents were left in the cold and dark after the first snowstorm of the winter season.

New Jersey's coastal storm is slowly deepening, and slowly sliding east away from the state this Monday evening. NJTV Meteorologist John Cifelli has the weather ...

The Murphy administration is working to avoid a repeat of last year's inaugural snowstorm debacle, which saw NJ commuters driven to outrage while waiting in ...

A dangerous winter weather setup is unfolding across New Jersey. John Cifelli has the weather update.

Meteorological winter continues on Monday, with snow impacting the northern half of New Jersey.

Meteorological winter begins Dec. 1 each year, and on cue parts of New Jersey will enter the new season with snow, sleet and freezing rain.