Winter storm watch for Princeton region begins Friday evening
The snow is expected to taper off late Saturday afternoon.
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Winter weather advisory in effect for Princeton region Sunday morning
Freezing rain will make driving conditions hazardous.
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N.J. governor declares a state of emergency ahead of winter storm
The state of emergency goes into effect at 10 p.m. Thursday.
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Snow day Friday for Princeton Public Schools students
Princeton High School will return to in-person learning next week.
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Slippery conditions possible in Princeton region for Wednesday morning commute
Leave extra time for your commute if you must drive Wednesday morning.
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Princeton area could receive up to an inch of snow Monday
Road conditions could be poor in the morning. Use extra caution if you must drive.
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Flash flood warning in effect for Princeton region until early Sunday
More than an inch of rain has fallen already, and another inch of rain is possible in some areas.
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Deadline for N.J. residents to register for FEMA assistance for losses during Hurricane Ida extended to Jan. 5
New Jersey residents will have more time to register for assistance from FEMA to help with…
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High winds cause power outages in Princeton and Robbinsville
A wind advisory is in effect until 7 p.m. Saturday.
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Flash flood watch in effect for Princeton area through Tuesday afternoon
Lots of rain in store Monday night and all day Tuesday.
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Flash flood warning in effect for Princeton region until 7:30 p.m. Thursday (updated 5:35 p.m.)
Washington Road is closed in West Windsor at the Tennis Center due to flooding.
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Mercer County added to FEMA disaster area list that enables residents and businesses to receive direct federal aid
Financial assistance for home repairs and temporary housing is available, in addition to low-cost loans and other programs.
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Flash flood watch in effect until early Thursday a.m. for the Princeton region
Severe weather and heavy rainfall are possible in the Princeton region Wednesday afternoon and evening. A…
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Many sections of D&R Canal State Park towpath closed due to damage from Tropical Storm Ida
The path is open from Bridge Street in Lambertville to Trenton.
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Saturday update: All main Princeton area roads open, including Route 1, as officials in the region continue to assess storm damage (updated 6 p.m.)
Road crews are working this weekend to repair bridges and pavement in some areas.
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In Lambertville, widespread devastation, at least 25 families displaced after storm
About 300 homes are still without power in Lambertville.
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Tornado’s path cut through West Windsor and a portion of Princeton
The tornado first touched down in West Windsor near the Whole Foods shopping center.
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N.J. Governor: Twenty-five residents of the state died during Tropical Storm Ida, six residents still missing
More information is expected to be released by state officials Friday.
