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If you don't clear the snow from your vehicle, you could be ticketed. It is the law in New Jersey to remove snow and ice from the roof of your car, but it is not an easy one to enforce.

Jim Simpson, commissioner of New Jersey's Department of Transportation said today's snow and ice storm presents "worse" problems for the state than the post-Christmas storm of 2010, in part because this unusually severe winter is forcing some tough choices in deployment of limited road salt supplies.

Eric Scott is filling in for Jim Gearhart this morning and, once again, a winter storm is the topic of the day. Check in for all the latest weather developments and let us know what's happening where you are.

As New Jersey gets pounded by another winter storm, many towns across the Garden state are running low on their road salt supplies.

New Jersey has been dealing with a more active winter than usual. In fact, snowfall so far has already topped the state's average for an entire winter.

The National Weather Service is forecasting more snow for parts of New Jersey on Sunday.

It's bad enough that you have to go to work in Brooklyn at 5 o'clock in the morning on a day it was snowing this week. It's worse when you have to walk all the way there. But how about being this guy who also gets tackled by a tsunami of snow from a fast moving plow...

With New Jersey already on the receiving end of two snowstorms in one week, and the possibility of another on the way, many residents are saying "enough is enough" when it comes to the white stuff.

Snow squalls and hazardous driving conditions late Saturday kept the winter of 2014 moving toward the record books as one of New Jersey's worst.

We were just taking calls asking people if they'd like to see a big snowstorm for Super Bowl.