New Jersey Transit to suspend service on Sundays due to winter storm

New Jersey Transit Announces Suspension Plans for Sunday Amid Winter Storm

New Jersey Transit has announced plans to suspend its services on Sunday due to the impending winter storm. The decision was made in response to the expected heavy snowfall and strong winds that are forecasted to hit the region.

Governor Mikie Sherrill has declared a state of emergency for the winter storm, stating that salt supply is not running low. This declaration aims to ensure public safety and prepare for potential disruptions caused by the storm.

Weather forecasts predict varying amounts of snow across South Jersey, with some areas expected to receive more than others. Forecasters have provided predictions based on 11 different models, indicating a range of possible snow totals.

Residents are advised to check for updates on service schedules and road conditions before traveling. New Jersey Transit will provide information on its website and social media channels as the situation develops.

The winter storm is expected to impact the region over the weekend, with strong winds and heavy snowfall anticipated. Residents are urged to take necessary precautions to ensure their safety during this time.

Source: Google News World