23K Without Power As Nor’Easter Continues Siege In NJ

A stubborn nor’easter is keeping New Jersey under a state of emergency, with roughly 23,000 customers still without power as of Sunday morning, most of them on JCP&L’s grid. Governor Sherrill warned the state isn’t out of the woods yet, as high winds, additional rainfall of up to 3 inches, and more rounds of tidal flooding along the back bays are expected to linger into Monday.

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