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Restrictions, detours and delays are in effect.

As the storm continues into Tuesday, the state will see a second day of school, travel and government disruptions. "Even though the snow and wind won't be nearly as intense, Tuesday looks like another wintry day across the Garden State. A few more inches of accumulation will be possible before this coastal storm system finally kicks out to sea Tuesday evening," New Jersey 101.5 Chief Meteorologist Dan Zarrow said. NJ Transit announced its plans late Monday night to operate on a modified schedule on Tuesday. Trucks will continue to be banned from some New Jersey highways and schools either hav...

New Jersey State Police had responded to more than 1,700 calls in just over 24 hours.

Crews work to clear snow, rescue cars from icy floods in New Jersey WABC In Morristown, snowplow operators did their best to keep up with the rapidly accumulating snowfall. Outside of town, people got stuck in the snow while driving and those dangerous road conditions continue Tuesday. Morris and Passaic counties both saw more than two feet of snow accumulation. It's the biggest storm to hit the state in five years. In Hackensack, crews managed to get some of the main roads and highways clear but not yet down to the blacktop. A few more inches of snow are expected to fall there.

Commuter alert: Many MTA bus delays, detours; Verrazzano upper level reopened Updated Feb 02, 2021; Facebook Share STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Notify NYC is warning that snow-covered roads may be difficult to maneuver on Tuesday morning during the nor’easter and the MTA is reporting significant changes in bus service on Staten Island. “Buses are running on a reduced schedule throughout the city because of the snow storm,” according to the MTA. “Expect longer waits and travel times. Only travel if it’s essential.” Most MTA limited-stop bus service has been suspended on Tuesday because ...