"New Jersey Declares State of Emergency as Fierce Winter Storm Approaches with Heavy Rain and High Winds"

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New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy declared a state of emergency ahead of an anticipated severe storm with heavy rain, strong winds, and potential power outages. The declaration allows the state to organize its emergency response and become eligible for federal disaster aid. Residents are urged to take the storm seriously, with warnings of possible flooding and traffic detours. The National Weather Service has issued alerts for high winds and coastal flooding, and residents are advised to stay off the roads during the storm's peak intensity.
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