Snow is beginning to slow down this afternoon, as the strong nor’easter that’s battered New Jersey with heavy snowfall and wind gusts since Friday night gradually continues to wind down. The storm—a confirmed blizzard by the National Weather Service—dropped more than a foot of snow in multiple places in the state, including at least 16 inches in Tuckerton in Ocean County. In preparation, Gov. Phil Murphy declared a state of emergency before the storm Friday night. Looking ahead for Saturday night and Sunday, the forecast calls for a potential 2-3 more inches of snow this afternoon along the sh…