NJ Celimo: Snow, Aguanieve, Expected Clean Roads As State Devices for the Unpleasant Winter Storm

Here we go again.

For the fourth time in nine days, New Jersey is preparing for a Winter storm That is expected to bring a Disaddified snow, eague and frost rain – That could turn some streets and sidewalks into dangerous ice skating clues.

The forecasters say that the storm, which is directed from the Ohio Valley, will be a fast engine. But its impacts will be generalized.

It is expected that some parts of the northern New Jersey will be beaten with 5 to 7 inches of snow, with some possible 8 -inch pockets, the National Meteorological Service saying.

Although much less snow is predicted in the central and southern sections of the state, the warmer air that flows to the storm will convert the snow into aquanieve and then the icy rain.

The forecasters say that up to a tenth of ice inch can accumulate on roads, bridges, sidewalks and parking not treated, creating dangerous conditions for drivers and pedestrians.

The previous forecasts that predict up to a quarter of an inch of ice have been marked in most of the New Jersey centrals and western. But a tenth inch is sufficient for cars and trucks to slide out of control on unrelated roads.

When will snow start?

The forecasters say that some snow can begin to fall on Saturday afternoon, but most will probably not start until Saturday night.

He New York Meteorological Service Regional Office He says that snow could fall at a speed of 1 to 2 inches per hour in the north of New Jersey on Saturday night for several hours as the storm increases.

The transition from snow to the rain on hole and ice cream will vary widely from one region to another, depending on temperatures at different levels of the atmosphere and soil.

Even if the temperatures in the sky are above the freezing brand and precipitation falls like rain, rain drops will quickly freeze if they land on any surface that is 32 degrees or colder.

The resulting frozen rain, together with Aguanieve, is what the forecasts concerned with the dangerous conditions of the road has.

Mixed rainfall is expected to continue during the night on Saturday and decrease around dawn on Sunday morning, although some light rains could take in the north of New Jersey until the end of the morning.

Ban large trucks and motorcycles

State transport officials are Prohibit large trucks and other types of vehiclesIncluding motorcycles, on multiple important roads in New Jersey this weekend due to the expected snow and ice.

The travel restriction of commercial vehicles will begin at 3 pm on Saturday and will be in place until further notice for:

• Interestatal 76 (full length)
• Interestatal 78 (full length)
• Interestatal 80 (full length)
• Interestatal 195 (full length)
• Interestatal 280 (full length)
• Interestatal 287 (full length)
• Interestatal 295 (full length)
• Interestatal 676 (full length)
• Route 440, from the external crossing to the I-287

The prohibition of travel is applied to all tractors-rum, “straight” empty “straight cash, passenger vehicles that pull trailers, as well as vehicles and recreational motorcycles, the authorities said.

Latest warnings and storm warnings

Almost all 21 New Jersey counties are low Winter weather warningsthat will act active at various times from late Saturday to early Sunday. The portions of two counties, Bergen and Passaic, are under a more urgent winter storm warning.

Here is a summary of the latest meteorological alerts in each county, along with the expected accumulations of snow and ice predicted by the National Meteorological Service:

Atlantic County

• Forecast: Expected mixed precipitation. Total snow and water accumulations of up to 2 inches and ice accumulations about a tenth inch.
• Winter weather warning: noon on Saturday at 2 in the morning on Sunday.

Bergen County (East)

• Forecast: Total snow and Aguanieve accumulations between 3 and 5 inches, and a slight possible ice enamel.
• Winter weather notice: 5 pm from Saturday to 11 am from Sunday.

Bergen County (Western)

• Forecast: Heavy snow was expected, possibly mixed with Aguanieve. Total snow and Aguanieve accumulations between 5 and 7 inches, and a slight possible ice enamel.
• Winter storm warning: 5 pm from Saturday to 11 am from Sunday.

Burlington County (Northwest)

• Forecast: Expected mixed precipitation. Total snow and water accumulations of up to 2 inches and ice accumulations of up to two tenths.
• Winter climate notice: Saturday at 6 am on Sunday.

Burlington County (Southeast)

• Forecast: Expected mixed precipitation. Total snow and water accumulations of up to 2 inches and ice accumulations about a tenth inch.
• Winter weather warning: noon on Saturday at 2 in the morning on Sunday.

Camden County

• Forecast: Expected mixed precipitation. Total snow and water accumulations of up to 2 inches and ice accumulations of up to two tenths.
• Winter climate notice: Saturday at 6 am on Sunday.

Cape May Count

• Forecast: Light snow and auanieve are expected before the ice precipitation changes to the rain on Saturday night.
• There is no winter weather notice issued from Saturday morning.

Cumberland County

• Forecast: Expected mixed precipitation. Total snow and eagle accumulations up to 1 inch and ice accumulations around a light glaze.
• Winter weather warning: 10 am from Saturday at midnight on Saturday night.

Essex County

• Forecast: Total snow and Aguanieve accumulations between 3 and 5 inches, and a slight possible ice enamel.
• Winter weather notice: 5 pm from Saturday to 11 am from Sunday.

Gloucester County

• Forecast: Expected mixed precipitation. Total snow and water accumulations of up to 2 inches and ice accumulations of up to two tenths.
• Winter climate notice: Saturday at 6 am on Sunday.

Hudson County

• Forecast: Total snow and Aguanieve accumulations between 3 and 5 inches, and a slight possible ice enamel.
• Winter weather notice: 5 pm from Saturday to 11 am from Sunday.

Hunterdon County

• Forecast: Expected mixed precipitation. Total snow and water accumulations from 1 to 3 inches and ice accumulations up to a tenth inch.
• Winter weather notice: 3 pm from Saturday to 6 am from Sunday.

Mercer County

• Forecast: Expected mixed precipitation. Total snow and water accumulations from 1 to 3 inches and ice accumulations up to a tenth inch.
• Winter weather notice: 3 pm from Saturday to 6 am from Sunday.

Middlesex County

• Forecast: Expected mixed precipitation. Total snow and water accumulations from 1 to 3 inches and ice accumulations up to a tenth inch.
• Winter weather notice: 3 pm from Saturday to 6 am from Sunday.

Monmouth County (Western)

• Forecast: Expected mixed precipitation. Total snow and water accumulations of up to 2 inches and ice accumulations about a tenth inch.
• Winter weather warning: noon on Saturday at 2 in the morning on Sunday.

Morris County

• Forecast: Expected mixed precipitation. Total snow accumulations and Aguanieve between 2 and 5 inches and ice accumulations up to a tenth inch.
• Winter weather notice: 3 pm from Saturday to 6 am from Sunday.

Ocean County (Western)

• Forecast: Expected mixed precipitation. Total snow and water accumulations of up to 2 inches and ice accumulations about a tenth inch.
• Winter weather warning: noon on Saturday at 2 in the morning on Sunday.

Passaic County (East)

• Forecast: Total snow and Aguanieve accumulations between 3 and 5 inches, and a slight possible ice enamel.
• Winter weather notice: 5 pm from Saturday to 11 am from Sunday.

Passaic County (Western)

• Forecast: Heavy snow was expected, possibly mixed with Aguanieve. Total snow and Aguanieve accumulations between 5 and 7 inches, and a slight possible ice enamel.
• Winter storm warning: 5 pm from Saturday to 11 am from Sunday.

Salem County

• Forecast: Expected mixed precipitation. Total snow and water accumulations of up to 2 inches and ice accumulations of up to two tenths.
• Winter climate notice: Saturday at 6 am on Sunday.

Somerset County

• Forecast: Expected mixed precipitation. Total snow and water accumulations from 1 to 3 inches and ice accumulations up to a tenth inch.
• Winter weather notice: 3 pm from Saturday to 6 am from Sunday.

Sussex County

• Forecast: Expected mixed precipitation. Total snow accumulations and Aguanieve between 2 and 5 inches and ice accumulations up to a tenth inch.
• Winter weather notice: 3 pm from Saturday to 6 am from Sunday.

Union County

• Forecast: Total snow and Aguanieve accumulations between 3 and 5 inches, and a slight possible ice enamel.
• Winter weather notice: 5 pm from Saturday to 11 am from Sunday.

Warren County

• Forecast: Expected mixed precipitation. Total snow accumulations and Aguanieve between 2 and 5 inches and ice accumulations up to a tenth inch.
• Winter weather notice: 3 pm from Saturday to 6 am from Sunday.

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