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Author: Richard L. Smith
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As northern New Jersey prepares for a powerful snowstorm expected to hit the region on Tuesday, the city of Newark is taking steps to ensure the safety of students, staff, and parents taking their children to school. The school joined more than 40 other educational institutions in announcing its closure. .
Superintendent Roger Leon formally notified the Newark community of the decision, citing severe weather forecasts that are expected to bring high winds and heavy snow, potentially disrupting daily life and travel plans. Stated.
The impending storm is expected to begin early Tuesday morning around 7 a.m. and could cause hazardous travel conditions across northern New Jersey, including Newark.
The National Weather Service (NWS) warned residents of expected difficult travel conditions and reduced visibility.
Up to 7 inches of snow could accumulate in the Newark and North Jersey areas, significantly impacting the morning commute and potentially leading to flight disruptions for EWR.
In preparation for the upcoming storm, Newark Police remind residents that dumping snow on roads is illegal and urges area residents to abide by city regulations to keep roads safe. Ta.
Additionally, the Department of Public Safety is preparing for a coordinated response to the snowstorm.
This includes managing burglar alarms, responding to potential flooding, and responding to other weather-related incidents, with police, fire, and emergency management personnel working together.
Residents are advised to secure or bring loose outdoor furniture, awnings, trash, and construction materials indoors to prevent hazards during high winds.
The city also emphasizes the importance of safety during power outages and recommends the use of flashlights rather than candles to minimize the risk of fire.
As the region prepares for a snowstorm, local residents are urged to stay informed, prioritize safety and avoid unnecessary travel.
Collective response and preparedness measures are aimed at mitigating the impact of the storm and ensuring the health of Newark residents and surrounding communities.
