BREAKING NEWS: There is another strong storm system on its way and this time it’s bringing much colder temperatures with it. Snow is in the forecast for early Monday, April 1 running into Tuesday night for much of the east coast all the way up to Canada. The snow will be dumping tons of snow as the system is supposed to stall over most major cities and towns in the Northeast. It’s still too far out as of right now so it hasn’t appeared on our phones or any local stations just yet because they’re waiting for it to arrive. But if it remains on the path that it’s already on and there’s a 95% chance it will dump over a foot or two of snow and more in higher elevations. There have already been plows, salt trucks, electrical companies heading their way up north to help and prepare for this dangerous storm that’s about to come. As of right now the bulk of the storm is supposed to land in the following states: Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Vermont. All these states could possibly be under a blizzard warning Sunday night with wind conditions close to 50-75 mph and snow totals anywhere from 12-36 inches. Most of New Jersey will see around a foot of snow and more the further north you are. This will be one of the biggest and latest snowstorms in history. Governor Murphy hasn’t announced when he will be talking to the press just yet but he expects it to be very soon and expects a state of emergency. So stay aware of any new updates about this storm and make sure to be ready with supplies and prepared to lose power. And just a reminder, your phones may not pick up on this right away as well as the news channels because it’s still too far out. And some schools in other states that are in spring break or just ending their spring break, you’re in luck because it looks like you might get a chance for another couple of days off.