Snow totals in New Jersey after weekend storm
A snowstorm passed through the tri-state area Sunday night, leaving behind a blanket of white in New Jersey and New York. A special weather statement is in effect through 9 a.m. as the below-freezing temperatures could cause sidewalks and roadways to become slick with ice.
Forecast: Tracking snow - eyes on the weekend
A fast-moving system will produce accumulating snow across the area tonight into Thursday morning. Snow totals will be less than 3 inches in our neighborhoods, this depends on how much precipitation we see fall as snow as opposed to some freezing drizzle.
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Western Massachusetts saw the highest snow totals, but amounts from reports submitted to the National Weather Service of Boston and Albany showed most of the state got over two inches, causing schools ...
Light snow will move in Wednesday afternoon, possibly impacting the evening commute — and a larger snow system is ahead.
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