NJ hit with bitter cold blast and gusty winds
Bitter cold temperatures and slippery roadways continued to grip the Garden State Thursday, especially in the higher elevations. At least 1-2 inches of snow accumulated across the state, creating a messy
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Jan 16, 2009, 2:06 AM
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Bitter cold temperatures and slippery roadways continued to grip the Garden State Thursday, especially in the higher elevations.
At least 1-2 inches of snow accumulated across the state, creating a messy commute for New Jersey residents.
Temperatures in many parts of New Jersey were in the teens and lower 20s over the course of the day. Strong gusty winds of up to 15-25 mph made already low temperatures feel several degrees colder.
The state will see temperatures in the single digits and teens over the next two days.
New Jersey residents are being urged to wear extra layers of clothing to keep warm.News 12 New Jersey Weather Center
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