New Jersey, Winter Storm and snow
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Another winter storm is headed to NJ and NYC, AccuWeather says. It is a potential nor'easter? See timing, what to expect, snowfall predictions.
Another winter storm is headed to NJ, New York City and the tri-state area, AccuWeather says. When will hit, and how much snow will we get?
Morning Overview on MSN
Storm on track to dump snow on NY and NJ as brutal cold hangs on
Another coastal storm is lining up to spread fresh snow across New York and New Jersey just as a punishing blast of Arctic air refuses to let go. Forecast models point to a track that favors accumulating snow for at least part of the region,
Several inches of snow has already fallen across parts of New Jersey on Sunday with the heavy snowfall still ahead this afternoon and evening. A major winter storm is piling up heavy snow across New Jersey,
5don MSN
Tracking storm that could bring snow to New York, New Jersey as freezing temperatures remain
The First Alert Weather Team is tracking a storm that could bring snow to the New York and New Jersey area. Frigid temperatures will last throughout the week.
It is becoming clear that everyone in New Jersey will see significant winter weather impacts and travel disruptions this weekend. Are you ready?
Winter storm advisories are popping up as the latest NOAA and AccuWeather forecasts predict how much snow will fall Sunday. See timing, inch counts.
FOX 5 New York on MSN
Winter storm watch issued for parts of NJ: Latest storm forecast, weekend timeline
Forecasters are tracking a major winter storm that could bring heavy snow to NJ. This article breaks down potential snowfall totals and timing across the state.
How's the shoveling going? Every county in New Jersey saw at least six inches of snow on Sunday. The top snow total in the state was an incredible 20.3 inches.
That winter storm was one for the history books, the biggest the New York City area has seen in years. Central Park recorded more than 11 inches of snow and sleet, while parts of the Hudson Valley had more than 18 inches.