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Forecast March 5th. Noon Update

SNOWSTORM CONTINUES THROUGH THE DAYLIGHT HOURS

Moderate to heavy snow continues in many areas at this hour. At 11am, 3 to as much as 5 inch amounts were common throughout the state with the exception of the southeast corner where the changeover to snow do not occur until mid-morning. 3.5 inches of snow in Neptune at 11:30 am and that figure is representative of most of the I-195 corridor.

Rent Leveling Board-CANCELED

Municipal Court Sessions Canceled

Municipal Offices Closing at 11:30 Today

Forecast March 5. 5 am

RAIN CHANGES TO SNOW BY DAWN. SNOW CONTINUES THROUGH THE ENTIRE DAY

The rain/snow line is moving southeastward through Mercer and Monmouth Counties at this hour. Temperatures will fall quickly through the morning hours and settle into the mid 20s by Noon.

The changeover line will move through the southeast corner of NJ by 8am.

Snow Emergency Parking Rules in Effect

Due to the impending snow event, snow emergency parking rules are in effect. There is to be no parking in posted areas or on the North and West sides of all other streets throughout the town. If possible, park in your driveway.

Please remember there will not be garbage or recycling pickup on Thursday.

Forecast March 4

SNOWSTORM BEGINS AFTER MIDNIGHT TONIGHT AND CONTINUES ON THURSDAY

MARCH 4TH - Noon

Waves of low pressure advancing along an approaching arctic cold front will result in periods of rain through the remainder of the day. As the cold front crosses the state, rain will change to sleet and snow after midnight tonight.

The projected changeover times from rain to sleet to snow are:

Public Works Snow Information

Forecast March 3. 1 pm

SNOW/SLEET THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING CHANGES TO RAIN TONIGHT. SNOWSTORM LATE WEDNESDAY NIGHT AND THURSDAY

Snow and sleet are advancing across eastern PA and will overspread NJ within the next hour or two. Snow and sleet will be changing to rain across southern and coastal sections by early evening. Across interior central and northern NJ, the changeover to rain will take longer and sleet will linger into the late evening hours and perhaps past midnight well to the north.