Weather

New Jersey remains under a travel ban Monday morning as a powerful blizzard continues to hammer the state with heavy snow, strong winds, and widespread power outages. A restriction on

New Jersey is preparing for a winter storm Sunday into Monday, with forecasts showing 2-6 inches of snow, strong winds, coastal flooding, and possible travel disruptions across the state.
After a brief calm, New Jersey is facing its most dangerous cold of the winter so far, with wind chills dropping into the negative teens.
A winter storm developing offshore could strengthen quickly, raising concerns about snow, wind, and coastal impacts along the East Coast.
Another storm may line up for Sunday, February 1, and New Jersey is once again stuck waiting to see how it tracks.
A major winter storm blanketed New Jersey with heavy snow, shutting schools and leaving icy, hazardous roads across much of the state.
With heavy snow and ice in the forecast, New Jersey schools face closures instead of remote learning — a rule critics say no longer fits a post-pandemic world.
New Jersey is bracing for a major winter storm this weekend with at least six inches of snow likely statewide and some areas facing 10+ inches. Complicating cleanup efforts: a
Forecasters are tracking a developing storm that could bring accumulating snow to New Jersey this weekend Jan. 25, with southern parts of the state currently facing the highest odds.
New Jersey turns sharply colder as strong winds move in Thursday. Forecasters are watching two chances for snow this weekend, including a coastal storm Sunday that could bring accumulating snowfall.