Nor'Easter Leaves Many in Morris Still in the Dark

The historic fall nor'easter that left the region ravaged with down trees and power lines and millons without power throughout the Northeast pulled through the area late Saturday night.

More than 1 foot of snow fell in some Northern New Jersey communities and thousands of JCP&L and PSE&G customers in the state remain without power and might be .

Gov. Chris Christie , but there was no immediate travel ban, state police said. Chatham Borough Mayor Nelson Vaughan also declared a state of emergency as both the borough and township officials .

NJ Transit has suspended service on the Morris and Essex lines due to down trees and overhead wires. Northern New Jersey buses are subject to detours due to local road conditions, the NJTransit website said early Sunday morning. NJTransit will cross-honor tickets throughout Sunday.

The Chatham High boys soccer game against Delbarton for the Morris County Tournament championship was postponed for the second straight day Sunday. A makeup date was not immediately known.

Patch will continue to update this story throughout the day Sunday. Let us know in the comments what it looks like in your neighborhood or upload photos to this post.