N.J. weather: ‘Potentially historic’ storm with 12 to 24+ inches of snow to cripple state. Blizzard warnings expand.
NJ.com • • nation
Key Points:
- A "potentially historic" winter storm is forecasted to hit New Jersey from Sunday into Monday, with snowfall totals expected between 12 to over 24 inches, accompanied by blizzard conditions, strong winds up to 60 mph, and possible power outages.
- Blizzard warnings have been issued statewide, marking the first time since 1996 that all 21 New Jersey counties are under such warnings, with life-threatening travel conditions and widespread infrastructure impacts anticipated.
- Governor Mikie Sherrill declared a state of emergency for all counties and implemented commercial vehicle travel restrictions on major highways starting Sunday afternoon to prepare for the storm.
- The heaviest snowfall, ranging from 20 to 28 inches, is expected in Monmouth, Ocean, and southeastern
