N.J. weather: Early snowfall totals across the state as our latest winter storm lingers – NJ.com

UPDATE: Up to 2 more inches of snow, freezing rain Friday. ‘If it looks wet, assume it’s icy,’ forecasters warn

With all the snow we’ve gotten this month, what’s another 6 inches? Or 8, or 10?

That’s how much snow has piled up in some areas of New Jersey on Thursday, thanks to the latest winter storm to roll across our region in what has been a highly active weather pattern in February.

Heavy bands of snow pounded many towns in Burlington, Mercer and Monmouth counties early Thursday morning, blanketing those areas with a half-foot of snow in just a few hours, according to early reports from the National Weather Service.

Although the heaviest bands have moved away, scattered snow showers — sometimes mixed with sleet or freezing rain — are expected to continue on and off Thursday evening and overnight, adding another inch or two to the already messy roads before the storm system finally winds down Friday afternoon or Friday evening.

Snow February 18, 2021 — A resident carries a snow shovel up the street in Lawrence, Mercer County, as another winter storm hitting New Jersey has been forecast to drop 6 to 12 inches of snow in parts of the state on Thursday, Feb. 18.Michael Mancuso | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com

Here’s a look at the preliminary snowfall accumulations reported to the National Weather Service’s two regional offices, and some reported by trained weather observers from the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail & Snow Network, known as CoCoRaHS.

(updated 2 p.m. Friday, Feb. 19)

Atlantic County

Estell Manor: 1.0 inches
Hammonton: 0.7 inches
Pleasantville: 0.4 inches
Atlantic City International Airport: 0.2 inches

Bergen County

Ridgewood: 4.6 inches
Westwood: 4.5 inches
Mahwah: 4.1 inches
Park Ridge: 4.0 inches
East Rutherford: 3.5 inches
New Milford: 3.5 inches
Fair Lawn: 3.4 inches
Ridgefield: 3.2 inches
Glen Rock: 2.8 inches

Burlington County

Delanco: 6.4 inches
Bordentown: 6.3 inches
Delran: 6.1 inches
Florence: 6.0 inches
Cooperstown: 4.7 inches
Moorestown: 4.5 inches
Burlington Twp.: 4.0 inches
Westampton: 3.5 inches
Columbus: 3.0 inches
Marlton: 3.0 inches
South Jersey Regional Airport: 2.9 inches
Mount Laurel: 2.8 inches
Hainesport: 2.7 inches
Leisuretowne: 1.4 inches

Camden County

Pennsauken: 2.5 inches
Blackwood: 2.3 inches
Gloucester City: 2.3 inches
Haddon Twp.: 2.0 inches
Lindenwold: 1.7 inches
Bellmawr: 1.6 inches

Cape May County

Lower Twp: 0.5 inches
Cape May Point: 0.4 inches
Dennis Twp.: 0.2 inches

Cumberland County

No snowfall reports received as of Friday afternoon.

Essex County

Newark Liberty Airport: 4.9 inches
West Orange: 4.0 inches
Cedar Grove: 3.8 inches
Livingston: 3.5 inches
Nutley: 3.5 inches
Maplewood: 3.3 inches
North Caldwell: 3.1 inches

Gloucester County

Mantua: 3.2 inches
West Deptford: 2.0 inches
Williamstown: 2.0 inches
Sewell: 1.8 inches
Pitman: 1.0 inches
Deptford: 0.5 inches

Hudson County

Harrison: 4.1 inches
Hoboken: 3.7 inches
Kearny: 3.0 inches
Jersey City: 2.9 inches

Hunterdon County

Cloverhill: 5.7 inches
Clinton Twp.: 4.0 inches
Flemington: 4.0 inches
Lebanon: 4.0 inches
Raritan Twp.: 3.8 inches
Stanton: 3.6 inches
Ringoes: 3.5 inches
Three Bridges: 3.5 inches
Readington: 3.2 inches
Frenchtown: 2.6 inches

Mercer County

Prospect Park (Ewing): 10.0 inches
East Windsor: 8.8 inches
Mercerville: 8.8 inches
Hamilton Twp.: 8.5 inches
Windsor: 8.5 inches
Robbinsville: 8.0 inches
Trenton: 8.0 inches
Hamilton Square: 7.3 inches
Lawrenceville: 6.0 inches
Trenton Mercer Airport: 6.0 inches
Yardville: 6.0 inches
Ewing: 5.5 inches
Hightstown: 4.6 inches
Hopewell: 3.5 inches
Princeton: 3.0 inches

Middlesex County

Cheesequake: 9.0 inches
Spotswood: 6.5 inches
Plainsboro: 5.9 inches
Cranbury: 5.5 inches
Old Bridge: 5.3 inches
East Brunswick: 5.0 inches
South Plainfield: 3.8 inches
Carteret: 3.5 inches
Metuchen: 3.5 inches
Edison: 2.8 inches

Monmouth County

Colts Neck: 9.8 inches
Freehold: 9.7 inches
Lincroft: 9.5 inches
Manalapan: 9.5 inches
Eatontown: 8.5 inches
Perrineville: 8.3 inches
East Long Branch: 8.0 inches
Red Bank: 8.0 inches
Wanamassa: 7.6 inches
Middletown: 7.5 inches
Morganville: 7.0 inches
Holmdel: 6.0 inches
Marlboro: 6.0 inches
Freehold Twp.: 5.5 inches
Aberdeen: 5.0 inches
Hazlet: 5.0 inches
Sea Bright: 5.0 inches
Tinton Falls: 5.0 inches
Wall Twp.: 5.0 inches
Cream Ridge: 4.5 inches
Leonardo: 4.5 inches
Howell: 3.8 inches

Morris County

Green Pond: 5.1 inches
Lake Hopatcong: 5.0 inches
Randolph: 4.8 inches
Rockaway: 4.5 inches
Marcella: 4.1 inches
Boonton: 4.0 inches
Montville: 4.0 inches
Brookside: 3.8 inches
Butler: 3.7 inches
Chatham: 3.5 inches
Denville: 3.5 inches
Morris Twp.: 2.5 inches

Ocean County

Jackson: 4.2 inches
Manchester: 4.2 inches
Brick: 3.6 inches
Ramtown: 3.5 inches
Jackson: 3.0 inches
Leisure Village East: 3.0 inches
Seaside Heights: 3.0 inches
Point Pleasant Beach: 2.7 inches
Point Pleasant: 2.5 inches
Whiting: 2.1 inches
Bayville: 2.0 inches
Forked River: 2.0 inches
Lacey Twp.: 2.0 inches
Toms River: 2.0 inches
Manahawkin: 0.8 inches
Tuckerton: 0.5 inches

Passaic County

Bloomingdale: 4.8 inches
Wayne: 2.5 inches

Salem County

Pennsville: 3.5 inches

Somerset County

Bridgewater: 4.5 inches
Basking Ridge: 4.0 inches
Branchburg: 3.8 inches
Hillsborough: 3.5 inches
Manville: 3.5 inches
Warren Twp.: 3.5 inches
Somerville: 3.1 inches

Sussex County

Andover: 5.6 inches
Byram: 4.0 inches
Stanhope: 3.5 inches
Wantage: 3.1 inches
Highland Lakes: 2.9 inches
Sussex: 1.8 inches

Union County

Newark Liberty Airport: 4.9 inches (part of the airport is in Elizabeth)
Kenilworth: 4.0 inches
Plainfield: 3.8 inches
Cranford: 3.6 inches
Elizabeth: 3.4 inches
Linden: 3.0 inches
Mountainside: 2.7 inches

Warren County

Holland Twp.: 5.3 inches
Stewartsville: 5.2 inches
Phillipsburg: 4.8 inches
Hackettstown: 4.5 inches
Harmony: 3.8 inches
Oxford: 3.0 inches
Blairstown: 2.5 inches
Marksboro: 2.5 inches

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