Murphy declares State of Emergency for Bergen, Morris, Passaic, Sussex, Warren counties
Winter storm safety | Video Winter weather is dangerous for both humans and animals. Stay warm and shelter inside unless absolutely necessary. Here...
Winter storm safety | Video Winter weather is dangerous for both humans and animals. Stay warm and shelter inside unless absolutely necessary. Here's what you need to know. Ahead of a nor'easter that threatens to drop more than a foot of snow over northeast New Jersey late Monday night into Tuesday morning, Gov. Phil Murphy has declared a State of Emergency for five of the state's northernmost counties. Morris, Sussex, Warren and western Passaic counties (all of which are currently under a winter weather warning by the National Weather Service,) and the remainder of Passaic and Bergen counties (which are under winter weather advisories) are subject to Murphy's order as of Monday night.