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Ridgewood Nj, Village of Ridgewood Garbage and recycling will be collected today Tuesday January 21st . Due to the freezing temperatures and the threat of black ice, all garbage and recycling containers must be placed at the curb (not on the street) from January 21 to 24. Bringing containers to the curb will help ensure the safety of our sanitation team.
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Ridgewood NJ, a powerful Arctic blast is plunging much of the United States into the coldest temperatures of the winter season, while Gulf Coast and Southeastern states brace for an unusual winter storm. The National Weather Service (NWS) has warned that this could be the coldest air in several years, with freezing conditions expected across nearly all of the Lower 48 states—excluding parts of South Florida.
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Foundation issues can be a serious concern in Montana due to the region’s diverse climate and expansive terrain. Many properties in the state face unique challenges, from shifting soil to freezing temperatures, making repair essential for maintaining structural integrity. The fluctuating weather patterns and soil conditions make it even more important for homeowners to address problems early.
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Ridgewood NJ, as the first frost of the winter left many or our cars with frozen windshields or stuck windows, Ridgewood Water reminds customers to please remember your household irrigation system often has vulnerable plumbing that can leave you, unknowingly, with an expensive water bill due to spring time leaks. Industry experts have laid out some best practices for winterizing your irrigation system.
Special Weather Statement
SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NEW YORK NY
318 AM EST Mon Dec 4 2017
Patchy dense fog will continue across portions of interior
northeast New Jersey, the Lower Hudson Valley, and interior
southwest Connecticut. The fog may result in rapid reductions in
visibility at times and could be as low as a quarter mile or less
in spots.
Also, the fog combined with below freezing temperatures in many
locations could lead to patchy black ice on area roadways.
Motorists are urged to use caution and allow for extra commuting
time this morning.