Hoboken Extends Travel Ban; See Snow Totals, Forecast, Blizzard Photos

HOBOKEN, NJ — Hoboken remains under a blizzard warning until 6 p.m. Monday.

The city extended its travel ban until 4 p.m. Monday. The state's noon travel ban expired, but a ban remains in effect for certain commercial vehicles.

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These photos were taken in Hoboken after 6 a.m. Monday:

This ruler from the Hudson County Improvement Authority showed that around 11 inches had fallen at Eleventh and Washington streets by 6:30 a.m.

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Updates: Closures, Forecast

The public schools were closed on Monday.

The City Council meeting scheduled for Monday night at 7 p.m. will be virtual.

NJ Transit buses and trains were suspended Monday morning. Alerts are here.

Late on Sunday night, PSE&G reported that 1,324 households in southern Hoboken had lost power. They estimated the power would be restored around 5 a.m.

The city posted at 11 p.m. that they were aware of the outages and to call 800-436-7734 to report yours. The Office of Emergency Management and PSE&G were on the scene.

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The city may get another 3-7 inches on Monday before 4 p.m., said the National Weather Service.

Other Hoboken Updates And Links

The city of Hoboken has declared a state of emergency. Officials said people should move their cars from emergency routes.

Street cleaning is suspended for Monday and Tuesday.

The Hoboken public library has closed for Sunday and Monday.

See the city's latest message here.

Hudson County Community College said offices are closed Monday, but some classes and operations are remote.

The last time the Jersey Shore was under a blizzard warning was in 2022, when a nor'easter dumped 22 inches on parts of the state.