Weather: low of 18° Cloudy early partly cloudy after midnight. Tomorrow rain showers in the afternoon
- Caution black ice on hard surfaces and sidewalks
- What happened to the snowstorm?
The storm that was expected to bring significant snowfall fell short after dry air lingered longer than forecast and warmer temperatures developed in the middle levels of the atmosphere. As a result, much of New Jersey—particularly central areas saw little snow, with precipitation instead falling as sleet and freezing rain, creating more hazardous conditions. Around 0.5 inches fell in the Lakewood area.
- Melava Malka with Admor Toldos Yehuda Stutchin 9:30 pm at Yeshiva Ktana hall
- Melava Malka in support of Bais Mesrash Breslov Lakewood at Bnos Devorah hall
- YTT melava Malka kumzitz in Fountain Ballroom
- The meeting of the Chassidishe Moetzes in EY that was to take place tomorrow has been canceled due to the Gerrer rebbe not feeling well and would not be able to attend. It was expected to announce a unified stance about the Giyus law currently up for a vote.
- Tefilos for Rav Meir Greineman shlita of Bnei Brak who was hospitalized on shabbos after suffering a medical episode he's from the last remaining nephews of the Chazon Ish name is Meir ben Tzivia
-New York last week most flu cases ever recorded in a single week (subclade K)
Nationally 49,000 hospitalizations and 1,900 deaths from flu so far this season.
New Jersey, Ohio and Maryland have all reached moderate levels of illness, per the CDC data, while New York is the only state in the U.S. with a high level as of Friday.
-Shiva for Rav Nachman Sonenzon Zt"L is at 678 Park Avenue Lakewood shachris 8:30am Mincha 1:30pm Maariv 8:30 pm please do not cone bet 3-5pm or after 10pm
- PM Netanyahu is scheduled to meet with President Trump in Florida on Monday, December 29. This meeting will focus on Iran, Lebanon, and Gaza.
- Major cities across the West are canceling New Year’s events over credible terror threats.
- A major move for affordability may be coming: President Trump is reportedly convening his economic team at Mar-a-Lago this week to craft what could be the most aggressive housing plan in U.S. history, with top advisers saying a carefully vetted list of housing ideas will be reviewed for possible action next year.
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