The storm will bring a winter weather impact to the northern half of the state, and southern New Jersey will see mostly rain.
Snow
We have more snow and sleet to contend with, as well as anomalous cold thereafter.
Meteorological spring begins March 1, but there are three chances for snow in the first four days of March.
Murphy declared the emergency late Tuesday and it took effect at 5 a.m. Wednesday.
The timing of the heaviest snow and sleet will coincide with the evening drive for millions of New Jersey residents.
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.
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 ...
The latest updates during the first winter storm of 2019.
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 ...
People are frustrated, tired, and surprised at how big a mess the storm Thursday night caused.
The first accumulating snow of the year will impact the northern half of the state Thursday.
Yes, it’s April, but the snow keeps on coming. Some districts announced school delayed openings and closures, and people in areas like Morris County woke ...
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 ...
Gov. Murphy spoke about conditions around the Garden State.
If the forecast comes to fruition, it's a historic storm in a parade of nearly unprecedented March winter weather.