Murphy: 'Fairly treacherous' storm coming toward NJ; no state of emergency yet

Gov. Phil Murphy said Monday that residents should brace for a 'fairly treacherous' storm that is expected to leave as much as 12 inches of snow in northern and western parts parts of New Jersey .

Murphy said that the most intense precipitation will fall in the middle of the night through 10 a.m. and that he recommends residents work from home where they can.

The governor did not declare a state of emergency in advance of the storm.