: Winter storm warnings, alerts issued for 18 N.J. counties. Snow totals of 4 to 8 inches, ice in forecast. Winter storm watches have been issued for 16 New Jersey counties expecting the highest snow totals of 4 to 8 inches Friday night into Saturday.

Messy weather is on the way. And this one is not just a "snow" storm for NJ, as sleet and rain contribute to treacherous travel starting Friday evening.

Acting Governor Tahesha Way declared a State of Emergency effective 1 p.m. Friday, Dec. 26, due to a winter storm. The storm is expected to cause dangerous weather conditions, including heavy snow, sleet and freezing rain.

New Jersey's acting governor has declared a state of emergency in response to the incoming severe winter storm.

Planning to travel late Friday or early Saturday? Get ready for slick roads, low visibility, and New Jersey breaking out the shovels and salt once again.

Winter Storm Warnings are scattered across the Northeast and over New Jersey, which has triggered Acting Lt. Gov. Tahesha Way to issue a state of emergency declaration. Lt. Gov. Way joined FOX Weather to discuss how New Jersey is preparing for the significant shot of snow set to blanket parts of the state.

An incoming snowstorm could bring up to 12 inches across parts of the Tri-State Area, bringing hazardous travel conditions and bitter cold temperatures heading into the weekend.

Officials are warning people to stay off the road until later Saturday because of the incoming storm, if you can avoid it.

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