Snow is now falling across New Jersey as a powerful, potentially historic nor’easter barrels into the Garden State. A Blizzard Warning is in effect for all 21 counties through Monday evening. Near-zero visibility, whiteout conditions, and rapidly deteriorating roads are expected as bands of heavy snow intensify later Sunday into the overnight hours.
Snowfall totals will be measured in feet in parts of the state, especially along the Jersey Shore. There will almost certainly be power outages, flooding reports and traffic impacts as New Jersey digs into what could be a long 36 hours.
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Out here in our bit of Hunterdon County in the weather hole of Clinton we’ve had about 6” do far. Places a couple miles in all directions have had at least 9 by now. Stuff started falling out of the sky around 5:20am, but it didn’t turn white until 1pm and didn’t really stick to roads or sidewalks until after 4pm. It is now. We’ve shoveled 4 times already as we’re older and figured it was smarter to take it off before it got too deep and heavy. So we’re good. We’ll see what tonight brings us. So far not much wind either.
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