As Tropical Storm Isaias brings heavy rains and some 40 to 50 mph wind up the eastern shoreline, coastal towns in New Jersey battened down ...
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Tropical storm warnings have now been issued by the National Weather Service for every county in New Jersey. Residents will see a myriad of tropical ...
Regardless of the exact track of Hurricane Isaias portions of New Jersey are in line for a significant rain event.
Heavy rains and embedded thunderstorms will be the main impact for most of the New Jersey, while the immediate coastline will experience wind gusts and ...
A brief bout of wintry weather is expected late Wednesday evening into the predawn hours across the northern tier of New Jersey.
A light to moderate accumulation of snow and sleet is on tap for Saturday as a surface low slides north of New Jersey.
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.
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.
The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities indicated that hundreds of utility crews are inbound from as far away as Canada to help restore power. ...
The wicked weather's not over yet as ten New Jersey counties are under a tornado watch through Wednesday evening.
The storm will bring a winter weather impact to the northern half of the state, and southern New Jersey will see mostly rain.
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.
The timing of the heaviest snow and sleet will coincide with the evening drive for millions of New Jersey residents.
Gov. Murphy says public safety is top priority when deciding on states of emergency.