Snowstorm prompts state of emergency
State of Emergency declared in New Jersey ahead of snow
With a winter storm moving in, New Jersey is under a State of Emergency Sunday morning. The State of Emergency, declared by Gov. Phil Murphy, went into effect at 8 a.m. Sunday. The state is expecting heavy snow totaling up to 8 inches followed by extremely low temperatures.
The state of emergency includes all of New Jersey with a winter storm expected to hit the state Sunday morning.
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