N.J. weather: Here’s how much snow fell in your county during the big winter storm – NJ.com

Many areas of New Jersey turned into a winter wonderland Wednesday night and Thursday morning as a strong coastal storm dumped nearly a foot of snow in some parts of the state and more than a half foot in many others.

Light snow is still falling in northern and central New Jersey as of 8 a.m., so some of the final snowfall totals will be going up a bit during the next few hours.

So far, the snow measured on the ground hasn’t been as high as most forecasters had predicted in northern New Jersey — with sleet pushing the numbers down — but it still has been one of the biggest snowstorms to hit the state in almost two years and has made a mess of many roads.

The heaviest snow totals have been concentrated mainly in the state’s northwestern counties of Morris, Sussex and Warren, where several towns picked up double-digit snowfall accumulations as of 8 a.m. Thursday.

Vernon Township had 12.3 inches of snow on the ground, Wantage and the Pellettown section of Frankford each reported 10.7 inches of snow, Holland Township reported 10.5 inches, Belvidere reported 10.4 inches and Jefferson measured in at 10.0 inches.

In the state’s northeastern region, Newark Liberty Airport in Essex County ended up with 11.4 inches of snow, and Harrison in Hudson County reported 10.2 inches.

For Newark, the 5.5 inches of snow that fell before midnight broke a daily record for the most snow ever to fall in the state’s largest city on Dec. 16. The National Weather Service said another 5.9 inches fell overnight and Thursday morning, giving Newark its overall storm total of 11.4 inches.

Here’s a roundup of the latest snowfall totals reported by the National Weather Service’s regional forecast office in New Jersey and New York regional office as of Thursday morning. Also included are some snow totals reported by the Community Collaborative Rain, Snow & Hail Network, based at Rutgers University.

(Note: This list was updated at 5 p.m. Thursday, and it will be updated again if new numbers come in.)

Atlantic County

• Hammonton: 0.6 inches

Bergen County

• Fort Lee: 10.1 inches
• Palisades Park: 10.0 inches
• East Rutherford: 9.5 inches
• Westwood: 9.3 inches
• Oakland: 8.0 inches
• Ramsey: 7.8 inches
• Ridgewood: 7.3 inches
• Bergenfield: 7.1 inches
• Dumont: 7.0 inches
• Fair Lawn: 6.5 inches
• Franklin Lakes: 6.3 inches
• Glen Rock: 6.1 inches
• Tenafly: 5.8 inches
• Saddle Brook: 5.4 inches

Burlington County

• Chesterfield: 6.5 inches
• Westampton: 6.2 inches
• Evesham: 6.0 inches (updated total)
• Riverton: 6.0 inches
• Browns Mills: 5.5 inches (updated total)
• Cinnaminson: 5.4 inches
• Mount Laurel: 5.4 inches
• Moorestown: 5.0 inches
• Bordentown: 5.3 inches (updated total)
• Medford: 5.0 inches
• Burlington: 4.9 inches (updated total)
• Florence: 4.7 inches
• Burlington Twp: 4.5 inches
• Hainesport: 4.5 inches
• Delanco: 4.0 inches
• Delran: 4.0 inches
• Marlton: 4.0 inches
• Fort Dix: 3.0 inches
• Shamong: 3.0 inches

Camden County

• Haddon Heights: 5.2 inches
• Gloucester City: 5.0 inches
• Oaklyn: 5.0 inches
• Magnolia: 4.5 inches
• Springdale: 4.4 inches
• Berlin: 4.0 inches
• Haddonfield: 4.0 inches
• Pennsauken: 3.8 inches
• Haddon Heights: 3.5 inches (updated total)
• Blackwood: 2.9 inches
• Lindenwold: 2.8 inches
• Somerdale: 2.5 inches
• Note: Cherry Hill was initially reported as having 6.5 inches of snow, but it was not included on the National Weather Service’s final list of snowfall totals.

Cumberland County

• Bridgeton: 0.5 inches
• Vineland: Trace of snow

Essex County

• Newark Airport: 11.4 inches (updated total)
• Elizabeth: 11.0 inches (updated total)
• West Orange: 7.5 inches (updated total)
• Cedar Grove: 7.5 inches (updated total)
• North Caldwell: 7.1 inches
• Montclair: 7.0 inches
• Verona: 6.7 inches
• Belleville: 6.4 inches (updated total)
• Maplewood: 5.6 inches

Gloucester County

• Monroe Twp.: 5.0 inches
• Deptford: 4.0 inches
• Mantua: 4.0 inches
• Glassboro: 3.8 inches
• Newfield: 2.7 inches
• Washington Twp: 2.4 inches
• Pitman: 1.7 inches
• Sewell: 1.5 inches
• Logan Twp.: 0.5 inches

Hudson County

• Kearny: 10.5 inches (updated total)
• Harrison: 10.2 inches (updated total)
• East Newark: 10.2 inches (updated total)

Hunterdon County

• Holland Twp.: 11.3 inches
• Clinton: 8.0 inches
• Frenchtown: 8.0 inches
• Readington: 7.5 inches
• Califon: 7.3 inches
• Stanton: 7.3 inches (updated total)
• Whitehouse Station: 6.5 inches
• Flemington: 6.3 inches (updated total)
• Lebanon: 6.0 inches
• Cloverhill: 5.8 inches
• Tewksbury: 5.5 inches
• Lambertville: 5.0 inches
• Three Bridges: 5.0 inches

Mercer County

• Hopewell: 7.5 inches (new report)
• Princeton: 7.3 inches (updated total)
• Windsor section of Robbinsville: 6.1 inches (new report)
• Ewing: 6.0 inches
• Robbinsville: 6.0 inches (updated total)
• Pennington: 5.5 inches
• Hamilton Twp: 4.8 inches (updated total)
• West Windsor: 2.5 inches

Middlesex County

• Plainsboro: 9.5 inches (new report)
• East Brunswick: 8.5 inches (updated total)
• Iselin: 8.0 inches (new report)
• Carteret: 8.0 inches (updated total)
• Perth Amboy: 9.0 inches
• North Brunswick: 7.5 inches
• South Brunswick: 7.5 inches (updated total)
• Woodbridge: 7.4 inches
• Port Reading: 7.0 inches
• Rossmoor: 7.0 inches (new report)
• Metuchen: 6.5 inches
• Old Bridge: 6.5 inches
• Middlesex Borough: 6.3 inches
• Milltown: 6.3 inches (new report)
• Edison: 6.0 inches
• South Plainfield: 6.0 inches (updated total)
• Parlin: 5.0 inches
• North Brunswick: 5.0 inches
• Avenel: 3.5 inches (new report)
• Highland Park: 2.8 inches

Monmouth County

• Freehold: 7.7 inches (updated total)
• Colts Neck: 7.5 inches (updated total)
• Manalapan: 7.3 inches (updated total)
• Hazlet: 7.0 inches
• Holmdel: 7.0 inches
• Keyport: 6.5 inches
• Perrineville: 6.3 inches
• Freehold Twp.: 6.2 inches
• Howell: 6.1 inches
• Matawan: 6.0 inches
• Rumson: 5.5 inches
• Eatontown: 4.5 inches
• Leonardo: 4.0 inches
• Middletown: 4.0 inches
• Tinton Falls: 3.5 inches
• Long Branch: 2.3 inches
• Cliffwood Beach: 1.8 inches
• Wall Twp: 1.8 inches
• Atlantic Highlands: 1.2 inches
• Oakhurst: 0.8 inches

Morris County

• Green Pond: 11.0 inches
• Lake Hopatcong: 10.1 inches (updated total)
• Jefferson: 10.0 inches
• Schooleys Mountain: 9.5 inches (new report)
• Brookside: 9.2 inches
• Mount Arlington: 9.2 inches
• Mine Hill: 9.0 inches
• Randolph: 9.0 inches (updated total)
• Denville: 8.1 inches (updated total)
• Landing: 8.0 inches
• Pequannock: 7.9 inches (new report)
• Florham Park: 7.5 inches (updated report)
• Towaco: 7.5 inches
• Mendham: 7.0 inches
• Butler: 6.5 inches (updated total)
• Milton: 6.5 inches
• Chester: 6.4 inches
• Morris Twp.: 5.5 inches (new report)
• Kinnelon: 5.0 inches

Ocean County

• Jackson: 7.0 inches
• Lakewood: 5.5 inches
• Manchester: 4.1 inches
• Toms River: 3.0 inches
• Whiting: 0.7 inches
• Brick: 0.5 inches
• Mantoloking: 0.5 inches
• Forked River: Trace of snow

Passaic County

• Haledon: 8.0 inches (updated total)
• Prospect Park: 6.5 inches (updated total)
• Wayne: 6.0 inches
• Little Falls: 5.8 inches (updated total)
• Passaic: 5.0 inches

Salem County

• Pennsville: 3.9 inches
• Pilesgrove Twp: 2.9 inches

Somerset County

• Manville: 8.0 inches (updated total)
• Somerville: 8.0 inches (updated total)
• Bridgewater: 7.5 inches (updated total)
• Far Hills: 7.0 inches
• Warren Twp.: 6.9 inches
• Somerset / Franklin Twp.: 6.5 inches (new report)
• Bernards Twp.: 6.0 inches
• Hillsborough: 6.0 inches (updated total)
• North Plainfield: 4.8 inches

Sussex County

• Montague: 13.2 inches
• Hardyston: 12.7 inches
• Highland Lakes: 12.3 inches (updated total)
• Vernon Twp.: 12.3 inches
• Stockholm: 12.0 inches (new report)
• Wantage: 11.9 inches (updated total)
• Vernon Valley: 11.5 inches
• Pellettown (Frankford): 10.7 inches
• Stanhope: 10.5 inches (new report)
• Lafayette Twp.: 10.0 inches (new report)
• Glenwood: 9.5 inches
• Byram Twp.: 8.5 inches
• High Point: 8.0 inches
• Sussex: 8.0 inches (new report)
• Green Twp: 7.9 inches

Union County

• Elizabeth: 8.1 inches (updated total)
• Union: 6.7 inches (updated total)
• Cranford: 6.4 inches
• Plainfield: 6.0 inches
• Westfield: 5.6 inches (updated total)
• Rahway: 5.5 inches
• New Providence: 4.5 inches

Warren County

• Harmony: 10.5 inches (new report)
• Belvidere: 10.4 inches
• Oxford: 10.0 inches
• Stewartsville: 9.5 inches
• Hackettstown: 9.0 inches
• Hope: 8.9 inches
• Alpha: 8.0 inches (new report)
• Blairstown: 5.2 inches

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