Lauren Hoffman
January 28th
A blizzard warning has been issued for both Monmouth and Ocean Counties.
The latest National Weather Service briefing as of 5 a.m. Friday morning (January 28) states that blizzard conditions are expected near the coast with a snowfall of 8 to 15 inches through Saturday night (January 29).
Travel is highly discouraged while gale to storm force wind guests on the coastal waters of New Jersey are expected to occur.
By definition, a blizzard includes 35+ mph winds that cause blowing snow, reducing visibility to 1/4 mile or less for at least 3 hours. Whether or not the snow falls during the time of the blizzard, dangerous conditions can result.
— NWS Mount Holly (@NWS_MountHolly) January 28, 2022
❄️💨BLIZZARD WARNING FOR THE JERSEY SHORE. First one in 4 years ❄️🌬 treat this kind of warning seriously ⚠️. @News12NJ pic.twitter.com/bc1JrTGFVt
— Justin Godynick (@JGodynick) January 28, 2022
Severe weather on it's way. Blizzard warning at the Jersey shore. We're expecting 10-14 inches here and very strong winds. We have to be very safe here on the east coast.
— Jeffrey Wilson (@RealJRWilson) January 28, 2022
A winter storm is expected to impact our state Friday night and into Saturday.
— NJOEM🇺🇸 (@ReadyNJ) January 27, 2022
🗣Talk to your job *before* it snows about weather policies and procedures
🚗Stay home
❄Ice and snow, take it slowhttps://t.co/EU9aOPDtiM pic.twitter.com/MjCYLPoRe2
Issued ByPhiladelphia - PA, US, National Weather ServiceAffected AreaThe coastal counties of New Jersey, and coastal...
Posted by Ocean County Sheriff 911 on Friday, January 28, 2022
Need help preparing for potential #winterstorms? #MonmouthCounty Commissioner Director @tom_arnone provides #winterpreparednesstips to keep residents and visitors safe during severe weather. To learn more, see the video below. pic.twitter.com/0bTIac7YIf
— Monmouth County (@MonmouthGovNJ) January 27, 2022
The snow ❄️ 🥶has already begun to fall up to almost a foot of snow for #Pennsylvania more than a foot for the new jersey shore, more than 40 million people in the path of the storm
— Hamlet Garcia (@Hamletgarcia17) January 28, 2022
Please drive with caution. ⚠️ #blizzard2022 #Blizzard #snowstorm #Northeastern pic.twitter.com/Hz7osFuO54
New York try state weather = everyone from Long Island to Northern New Jersey and this includes the jersey shore and all trie state coastal sections will all see a foot of snow and some ares will get MORE
— CBG (@SnoWisperer) January 28, 2022
