
CBS News Travel Editor Peter Greenberg says this winter may be one of the worst for travel because of the frequency of storms.

CBS News Travel Editor Peter Greenberg says this winter may be one of the worst for travel because of the frequency of storms.

Precipitation has ended for most of New Jersey, but more is expected overnight.

A major winter storm is reaking havoc on portions of New Jersey, leaving roadways snow covered and canceling travel plans and schools.

The governor meets with victims of Hurricane Sandy who are still waiting for help. The casinos take another hit despite internet gambling. And the warnings ...

With large accumulation totals predicted in some parts of New Jersey, officials are trying to get ahead of the storm by prepping roadways and making ...

Meteorologist John Cifelli expects New Jersey to get between 2 and 12 inches of snow, depending upon location.

NOAA Meteorologist Walter Drag says New Jersey will get five to eight inches of snow and experience near blizzard conditions and frigid temperatures.

The strength of the latest winter storm is starting to be felt today. But the story of this nor'easter will be mostly about continuing winds ...

New Jersey's utility companies and NJ Transit are closely tracking the winter storm that is expected to bring heavy rains and wind gusts of up ...

The severity of the storm has yet to be determined. However, Shore towns are expecting coastal flooding. Gary Szatkowski, Meteorologist-in-Charge at NOAA in Mt. Holly, ...

The Blizzard of 2013. Mother nature takes aim at New Jersey … again. High winds, heavy snow and a big storm surge down the shore. ...

Surging water from the bay flooded this coastal community that has yet to recover from Sandy.