Friday, February 8, 2013
Heavy snow, winds expected to blanket the Northeast this weekend.
Every time a weather update comes around the forecast becomes more apocalyptic for the storm that's supposed to dump anywhere between inches and feet of snow on the Northeast. Everywhere from eastern Pennsylvania to the top of Maine is bracing for a substantial snow fall, so we're asking you, our wonderful Patch readers, to fill us in with photos, videos and information. It's easy to upload photos and videos to this article – all you need to do is hit the "Upload Photos and Videos" button at the top of the text. Feel free to share your power outage (hopefully there is none) and road closure information with us in the comments section. Most of all, be safe during this winter storm, and stick with Patch for your information!
District announces closure ahead of 'intense' storm.
All Hopatcong Schools will be closed Friday, Feb. 8 due to the blizzard warning issued for the northern part of New Jersey. The announcement was made early Friday morning as winter snow storm carrying snow and heavy winds approached the area. Meteorologists predict the storm could dump anywhere between 10 and 16 inches of snow on the area during a 24-hour period between Friday and Saturday.
Saturday, December 29, 2012
Several inches of snow cover most of North Jersey on Saturday.
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Saturday, December 29, 2012
A winter storm expected to produce up to 5 inches of snow moved through the region Saturday. A winter weather advisory was issued for all of North Jersey until Sunday morning. What does it look like in your neighborhood? Let us know in the comments and upload photos of your own. This article is posted on Patch sites in Morris, Passaic, Somerset, Sussex and Warren counties.
Tammy
8:43 pm on Saturday, February 9, 2013
While the main roads may be fine you have to consider what shape the other roads are in. The roads back in "The Hills" are often worse than the rest, there are a lot of trees and the roads don't get much sun to melt it off. Better safe than sorry. more ›