Snow Update: Get The Latest Closings and Delays at Your Fingertips 24/7

Get The Latest Snow Closings and Delays at Your Fingertips 24/7

Currently, a winter storm watch is in effect for parts of New Jersey and it's looking like we will have our first impactful snow in the Garden State in 2025. Dan Zarrow has the latest possible storm totals for New Jersey and will keep us posted throughout the storm. CLICK HERE for his latest winter weather information.

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It appears that all of Monmouth County, Northern Ocean, and Northwest Burlington County will average 2-4 inches, while most of Burlington County and half of Ocean County will see the most snowfall, possibly up to 8 inches. The state's southern portion will see the most snow while extreme northern sections will see less than an inch possible.

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According to Dan Zarrow "The initial band of snow is likely to push into southwestern New Jersey late Sunday night. More likely early Monday morning, around 2 a.m. In general, Monday morning's commute should be wintry, but tolerable. Central and northern NJ should not expect flakes until well after daybreak Monday. The heaviest snow bands are likely to develop in South Jersey late Monday morning into early Monday afternoon. That will be the time of greatest travel concerns and fastest accumulations. This is largely a daytime snow event. The storm will start to wind down by late Monday afternoon, after about 2 p.m. However, the latest guidance suggests a redevelopment of snow as the storm reaches the coast. So I can not guarantee the complete end of wintry weather across the Garden State until late Monday night — let's call it about 2 a.m. Tuesday morning."