New Jersey Snow Storm: Forecast & Updates
- A significant winter storm is forecast to bring significant snowfall to portions of New Jersey this weekend into Monday.Governor Mikie Sherrill declared a State of Emergency on Friday...
- Local municipalities are actively preparing for the storm, with Fairfield Emergency Management Coordinator Lt.
- Officials are urging residents to remain home during the storm to facilitate snow removal operations and ensure the safety of both the public and first responders.
Winter Storm Expected too Impact New Jersey
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A significant winter storm is forecast to bring significant snowfall to portions of New Jersey this weekend into Monday.Governor Mikie Sherrill declared a State of Emergency on Friday afternoon in planning for the inclement weather.
Preparedness and Potential Impacts
Local municipalities are actively preparing for the storm, with Fairfield Emergency Management Coordinator Lt. RJ Casendino stating the event is expected to be primarily a snow event with minimal ice accumulation and limited wind impact. though, some New Jersey communities are experiencing salt shortages due to an already active winter season. To mitigate this, local governments plan to increase brine application to maintain road safety. The New jersey Department of Transportation is coordinating statewide efforts.
Public Safety Recommendations
Officials are urging residents to remain home during the storm to facilitate snow removal operations and ensure the safety of both the public and first responders. The anticipated snowfall in the tri-state area coudl exceed 12 inches. Residents are advised to stock up on essential supplies,including salt and shovels,as demand at home improvement stores increases.ReadyNJ provides resources for winter storm preparedness.
Ongoing monitoring
As of January 24, 2026, the National Weather Service continues to monitor the storm’s progress and provide updated forecasts and warnings.Further facts will be released as the event unfolds.