As per the NWS, Mount Holly Office, a major coastal storm will impact the region starting Wednesday night and continuing into Thursday. 
Heavy snowfall, icing due to freezing rain, and coastal flooding are all threats with this storm.
A strong coastal storm system is expected to impact the region starting Wednesday night & continuing into Thursday.
Heavy snow, icing due to freezing rain, and coastal flooding are all threats from this storm.
8+ inches of snow are expected where the heaviest snow band sets up.
Much of the region will see at least some snow. Snow will start Wednesday night.
Icing due to freezing rain is also a threat. Icing amounts over a tenth of an inch are possible where the freezing rain area sets up next the I-95 corridor.
Minor coastal flooding is likely and moderate coastal flooding is possible with this storm along the Atlantic coast, as well as in the Delaware Bay & Raritan Bay.
The high tides to watch are both high tides on Thursday, as well as the morning high tide on Friday.
Significant rainfall along the coast may worsen the coastal flooding impacts
Attached are the Storm Total Snow Forecast and the Storm Total Ice Forecast as of Feb 11, 2014
Address/Location
Englishtown Police Department
15 Main St
Englishtown, NJ 07726
Contact
Emergency: 9-1-1
Non-emergencies: 732-446-7001
