While everyone is doing their final errands and commuting home for the holidays, a familiar-yet-stressful situation has taken place this morning: the Hoboken Terminal experienced major flooding. Earlier in the week, there were weather predictions that high tide would take place on Friday and cause some flooding, and it came to fruition.
NJ Transit posted at 9AM on December 23rd about the situation, and how it’d affect commuters.
“NJ TRANSIT train service in and out Hoboken Terminal is subject to up to 30-minute delays due to high water conditions,” it shared on social channels.
It had previously posted, “NJ TRANSIT services will operate on full weekday schedules on Friday, December 23, 2022 for as long as weather and road conditions safely allow. New Jersey is expected to see rain, strong winds and potentially ice as the storm moves through and temperatures drop rapidly. NJ TRANSIT customers are advised to only travel if necessary. Customers who must travel are urged to build in extra time for their commute.”
It also noted that system cross-honoring will be in effect for rail, bus, and private carriers — and light rail service for the full service day on Friday. NJ TRANSIT tickets and passes are being cross-honored by PATH system wide.
You can check latest service info here.
