Northern New Jersey Digs Out After Powerful Winter Storm
The storm dropped double-digit snow amounts across northern Jersey, and plow crews are working hard to clear streets and highways.
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The storm dropped double-digit snow amounts across northern Jersey, and plow crews are working hard to clear streets and highways.
Metro-North is operating on a modified schedule into and out of Grand Central Terminal Wednesday.
The snowstorm that socked the Tri-State Area Tuesday caused travel problems around the country. One of the countless people impacted was CBS2's Dave Carlin.
The woman was cleaning her vehicle in Old Bridge when the tree came down. First responders had to cut her out of the car to free her.
Conditions were beginning to return to normal late Tuesday afternoon, after a snowstorm that hit the Tri-State Area caused some major transit changes as well as thousands of flight cancellations.
Getting snowed in can be no fun, that's why many people braved the weather to get out and stay active.
Even though a blizzard warning remains in effect until 6 p.m. in the northwest part of the state, a couple of police officers found themselves engaged in a battle of sorts with Bergen County's most hardened pre-teens.
A state of emergency remains in effect in New Jersey as a winter storm hits parts of the state with whipping rain, sleet and snow, knocking out power to thousands and taking a bite out of some beaches.
A powerful winter storm struck the Tri-State Area Tuesday, bringing with it accumulating snow.
Snow can be pretty heavy, especially the really wet stuff. If you haven't been hitting the gym regularly or training for snow shoveling as your sport of choice, you may be waking up with some aches and pains. Here are a few tips to dig yourself out a little more safely.
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>All above-ground Metropolitan Transportation Authority train service will be shut down beginning at 4 a.m. Tuesday as a dangerous snowstorm blows into the area.
The blizzard warning is in effect for Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean, Passaic and Union counties.
Mahwah Mayor William Laforet says the one-mile radius surrounding the Number 3 Fire Company station house near Masonicus Road is a dead zone for cell service.
Mass transit operations across the Tri-State are gearing up for possible changes ahead of a powerful winter storm expected to sweep the area Tuesday.
