The National Weather Service is warning commuters that Tuesday’s winter storm could create “very hazardous travel conditions” in New Jersey because of the heavy snow that’s predicted in the northern half of the state and strong gusty winds that could knock down trees and trigger isolated power outages. Gov. Phil Murphy echoed the weather service’s concerns, saying residents should expect a “fairly treacherous mix” of rain and snow. And although he didn’t declare a state of emergency, he advised people to avoid driving during the worst of the storm, expected Tuesday morning when the rain change…
