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It's not even winter yet and already, New Jersey has seen two significant storms, one of which devastated the coast.

The nor'easter is here just in time to make for a snowy ride home.

Salt trucks and snowplows are on the roads or sitting ready as a nor'easter hits New Jersey a little more than a week after Superstorm Sandy.

Major airlines are scrapping flights in and out of the New York area ahead of the second significant storm in little more than a week. United and American plan to suspend operations in the region this afternoon. Other airlines are encouraging passengers to reschedule by allowing them to do it for free...

As a nor'easter brings freezing rain, snow and high winds to many parts of Jersey today, hundreds of thousands of people still don’t have power because of hurricane Sandy 9 days ago, and rumors are flying through the roof about all sorts of problems that the different utility companies are facing.

It is the absolute worst-case scenario for ailing New Jerseyans: a Nor'easter that will batter the already vulnerable shores.

As a nor'easter threatening to send some some customers back into the dark, around 430,000 customers are still without power over a week after Sandy ravaged New Jersey.

The Middletown Office of Emergency Management has ordered a mandatory evacuation in anticipation of Wednesday's nor'easter.

Coastal residents thought they got some good news Tuesday about the upcoming Nor'easter but now the storm has taken a wintry turn.

The storm has knocked some school districts' calendar on its ear, leaving many to wonder about making up lost time. And we aren't even into the winter season yet.