Travel Ban Extended After 19 Inches of Snow Falls in New Jersey

Newsweek·Feb 23

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A significant snowfall has affected the northeast region, with new jersey receiving 19 inches of snow. The storm has prompted travel bans and a state of emergency in some areas, with reports of record-breaking snowfall and blizzard conditions in new england and new york city. The status of travel bans is unclear, with some areas extending them and others possibly lifting them as cleanup efforts begin.

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