NJ Braces For Up To Foot Of Snow In Some Areas
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) -- Here comes the snow, again.
The National Weather Service has put all of New Jersey under a winter storm warning from early evening Tuesday through midday Wednesday. The heaviest snow is expected from midnight through daybreak Wednesday.
Every part of the state is expected to get at least 4 inches of snow from the coastal storm as it moves north. The highest totals, 8 to 12 inches, are expected in the northeast part of the state.
Todd Quinones reports...
The state Transportation Department began pretreating roads on Monday.
New Jersey Transit said it will cross-honor rail, bus and light-rail tickets beginning Tuesday evening. It plans to operate on a regular weekday schedule Wednesday, although it says delays are possible.
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