New Jersey Residents Worried About Power Outages As Snow Continues To Fall
Authorities have banned all tractor-trailers, passenger cars pulling trailers, motorcycles and RVs from traveling on I-78, I-80, I-280 and I-287.
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Authorities have banned all tractor-trailers, passenger cars pulling trailers, motorcycles and RVs from traveling on I-78, I-80, I-280 and I-287.
For working parents, snow days can be challenging when it comes to childcare. But many families CBS2's Cindy Hsu spoke with Wednesday were out enjoying the day together.
Even though businesses may have been closed Wednesday, the storm doesn't mean the city hibernates.
CBS2's Hazel Sanchez got an up close and personal look at just how dangerous the roads can be during the storm.
The National Weather Service has a winter storm warning through 6 a.m. Thursday.
The fourth nor'easter in three weeks slammed communities along the East Coast on Wednesday, the first full day of spring.
Tuesday's the official start of spring, but nobody seems to have told Old Man Winter.
Con Edison is offering some relief to customers who lost power during the back-to-back nor'easters that slammed the Tri-State Area.
The National Weather Service reports Sunday that a southern storm is expected to make its way up the coast causing more snowfall.
Even as the next storm barrels toward us, thousands of people are still without power from the last two nor'easters.
Nearly 76,500 customers were still without power across the state Friday night.
Utility crews are working around the clock to restore power after the past two storms, but thousands of customers are still in the dark.
The New Jersey Department of Transportation called for reinforcements Thursday in the aftermath of the second nor'easter to hit the state.
By nightfall, snow-covered power lines hung precariously in parts of Queens, causing flickering street lights in St. Albans.
Streets were flooded on and off since Friday's nor'easter, so Wednesday's storm was only adding to locals' worries.
Heavy, wet snow fell across the Tri-State Area on Wednesday, less than a week after the area was pummeled by another powerful storm.
All field trips, after school programs and other activities will go forward as scheduled as well.
It happened at around 2:30 p.m. at Manchester Township Middle School.
Chris Wragge hit the road to check out the nor'easter that socked our area Wednesday.
A winter storm warning is in effect for much of the Tri-State area from 10 p.m. Tuesday until 4 a.m. Thursday.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo deployed an additional 100 members of the New York National Guard to assist recovery efforts as he declared a state of emergency in Dutchess, Putnam, Sullivan and Westchester counties.
Gov. Cuomo pledged an additional 100 members of the New York National Guard to assist in the recovery in Dutchess, Putnam, Sullivan, and Westchester counties.
Police confirmed Sunday a 41-year-old man in Andover, New Jersey died Friday night after coming in contact with power lines that fell during the storm.
First responders rushed to help the 44-year-old woman after her leg became trapped under a big branch.
The powerful storm flooded streets, took down trees and was blamed for at least eight deaths in the northeastern United States, including an 11-year-old boy in Putnam County.
