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Hoboken Braces for 8-14 Inches of Snowstorm

1/25/2026

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Summary

Story summary

Hoboken, New Jersey, is under a Winter Storm Warning from 3 a.m. Sunday to 6 p.m. Monday as the National Weather Service forecasts 8–14 inches of snow.
The Hoboken Office of Emergency Management urges residents to avoid travel unless essential and to secure supplies by Saturday night.
Snow emergency routes will be enforced; vehicles on these routes may be ticketed or towed.
Officials urge caution as the storm approaches.

History

Historical Context

The Great Blizzard of 1888, occurring from March 11 to 14, paralyzed the northeastern United States, causing over 400 deaths and significant transportation disruptions. New York City received about 21 inches of snow, leading to the closure of railroads and telegraph lines. This disaster prompted advancements in weather forecasting and emergency response, shaping modern winter storm management practices.

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Story summary

Hoboken, New Jersey, is under a Winter Storm Warning from 3 a.m. Sunday to 6 p.m. Monday as the National Weather Service forecasts 8–14 inches of snow.
The Hoboken Office of Emergency Management urges residents to avoid travel unless essential and to secure supplies by Saturday night.
Snow emergency routes will be enforced; vehicles on these routes may be ticketed or towed.
Officials urge caution as the storm approaches.

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