Storm Dumps 8+ Inches Of Snow In NJ: See Town-By-Town Totals

More than 8 inches of snow fell in some parts of New Jersey over the weekend as much of the state received its first measurable snowfall of the year.

The storm caused thousands to lose power as well, peaking at more than 19,000 homes without power Sunday.

As of Monday morning, that number had gone down significantly. Atlantic City Electric reported 145 active outages, PSE&G reported 46 active outages and JCP&L reported that 227 customers had no power.

The National Weather Service had predicted 1 to 5 inches of snow in many places. But the storm overperformed, with some areas getting 6 to 8 inches.

Central Jersey got the most snow, with Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth and Ocean counties topping out the list.

Here are the snow totals by county, according to the National Weather Service.

Atlantic County

• Hammonton - 4.5 inches
• Galloway - 3 inches
• Mays Landing - 3 inches
• Ventnor City - 2.5 inches
• Northfield - 2.5 inches
• Egg Harbor Township - 2.5 inches
• Somers Point - 2.3 inches
• Atlantic City International Airport - 2.2 inches
• Estell Manor - 2.1 inches

Bergen County

• Fair Lawn - 5.6 inches
• Oakland - 5 inches
• River Vale - 5 inches
• Waldwick - 4.8 inches
• Franklin Lakes - 4.8 inches
• River Edge - 4.7 inches
• Bogota - 4.4 inches
• Bergenfield - 4.2 inches
• Wallington - 4.1 inches
• Ramsey - 4 inches
• Paramus - 3.5 inches
• Ridgefield - 3 inches

Burlington County

• Mount Laurel - 7 inches
• Delanco - 7 inches
• Pemberton - 7 inches
• Columbus - 6.7 inches
• Mount Holly WFO - 6.6 inches
• Marlton - 6.5 inches
• Medford - 6.5 inches
• Lake Pine - 6.5 inches
• Evesham Township - 6 inches
• Delran - 6 inches
• Ramblewood - 5.5 inches
• Southampton - 5.4 inches
• Rancocas - 5.1 inches
• Shamong - 5 inches

Camden County

• Somerdale - 6.5 inches
• Berlin - 6.5 inches
• Ashland - 6.3 inches
• Pine Hill - 6.2 inches
• Cherry Hill - 6 inches
• Runnemede - 5.8 inches
• Pennsauken - 5.7 inches
• Haddon Township - 5.5 inches
• Blackwood - 5.5 inches
• Bellmawr - 5.3 inches
• Lindenwold - 5.1 inches
• Stratford - 5 inches
• Waterford Township - 5 inches
• Gibbsboro - 4.8 inches
• Sicklerville - 4.5 inches
• Atco - 4.1 inches
• Chesilhurst - 4 inches

Cape May County

• Cape May - 1.3 inches

Cumberland County

• Greenwich Township - 3.6 inches
• Vineland - 3.3 inches

Essex County

• Essex Fells - 7 inches
• Millburn - 7 inches
• West Caldwell - 6 inches
• Glen Ridge - 6 inches
• North Caldwell - 5.7 inches
• Newark - 5.3 inches
• North Caldwell - 5.2 inches
• Springfield - 4.5 inches

Gloucester County

• Mantua - 5.8 inches
• Washington Township - 5.5 inches
• Monroe - 5.5 inches
• Greenwich Township - 5 inches
• Williamstown - 4 inches
• West Deptford - 4 inches
• Paulsboro - 3.8 inches
• Malaga - 3 inches

Hudson County

• Kearny - 4 inches
• Hoboken - 3.6 inches
• Jersey City - 3.5 inches

Hunterdon County

• Stanton - 7.3 inches
• Pittstown - 6.5 inches
• Frenchtown - 6.5 inches
• Clinton - 6.5 inches
• Three Bridges - 6.5 inches
• High Bridge - 6.5 inches
• Cloverhill - 6.4 inches
• Flemington - 6.3 inches
• Franklin Township - 6 inches
• Port Murray - 6 inches
• Milford - 6 inches
• Stanton - 6 inches
• Readington Township - 5.9 inches
• Lebanon - 5.8 inches
• Whitehouse Station - 5.8 inches
• Holland Township - 5.5 inches

Mercer County

• Mercerville - 8.4 inches
• Woodsville - 7.7 inches
• Robbinsville - 7.5 inches
• Trenton Mercer Airport - 7.2 inches
• East Windsor - 7 inches
• Hopewell - 7 inches
• Yardville - 6.7 inches
• Hamilton Square - 6.6 inches
• Princeton - 6.3 inches

Middlesex County

• Metuchen - 8.7 inches
• Plainsboro Township - 8 inches
• Cranbury - 7.3 inches
• East Brunswick - 7 inches
• Edison - 6.6 inches
• North Brunswick - 6.6 inches
• Parlin - 6.4 inches
• Sayreville - 6 inches
• South River - 5.8 inches
• Concordia - 3.5 inches

Monmouth County

• Howell - 8.6 inches
• Freehold - 8.4 inches
• Colts Neck - 8.3 inches
• Tinton Falls - 8.3 inches
• Aberdeen - 7.6 inches
• Strathmore - 7.5 inches
• Ocean Township - 7.5 inches
• Long Branch - 7.5 inches
• Port-au-Peck - 7.3 inches
• Freehold - 7.1 inches
• Hamilton - 7 inches
• Manalapan - 7 inches
• Cliffwood Beach - 7 inches
• Little Silver - 6.7 inches
• Upper Freehold - 6.6 inches
• Cream Ridge - 6.5 inches
• Leonardo - 6.5 inches
• Middletown - 6.4 inches
• Belmar - 5.9 in
• Keyport - 4.5 inches

Morris County

• Green Pond - 6.8 inches
• Millington - 6.6 inches
• Jefferson Township - 6 inches
• Mine Hill - 6 inches
• Netcong - 6 inches
• Budd Lake - 5.8 inches
• Mount Arlington - 5.5 inches
• Oak Ridge - 5.5 inches
• Randolph - 5 inches
• Rockaway - 5 inches
• Mount Arlington - 5 inches
• Brookside - 4.5 inches
• Wharton - 4.5 inches
• East Hanover - 4.5 inches
• Mendham - 4.4 inches
• Denville - 4.2 inches
• Kinnelon - 4 inches
• Boonton - 4 inches
• Pompton Plains - 3.8 inches
• Pequannock - 3.8 inches

Ocean County

• Jackson - 8.6 inches
• Whiting - 8.2 inches
• Toms River - 8.1 inches
• Brick - 7.5 inches
• Point Pleasant - 7.5 inches
• Bayville - 6.2 inches
• Lavallette - 5.8 inches
• Barnegat - 4.6 inches
• Harvey Cedars - 3.8 inches
• Manahawkin - 3.5 inches
• Ocean Acres - 3.1 inches
• Tuckerton - 3 inches

Passaic County

• Hawthorne - 5 inches
• Wayne - 5 inches

Salem County

• Pilesgrove Township - 5.3 inches
• Woodstown - 4.5 inches

Somerset County

• Millstone -7.5 inches
• Hillsborough - 7.2 inches
• Martinsville - 7 inches
• Watchung - 7 inches
• Somerville - 6.7 inches
• Bridgewater - 6.6 inches
• Warren - 6.5 inches
• Belle Mead - 6.5 inches
• Bound Brook - 6.5 inches
• Manville - 6.3 inches
• Franklin Township - 6.2 inches

Sussex County

• High Point - 7.2 inches
• Vernon - 7.1 inches
• Stockholm - 7 inches
• Newton - 6.8 inches
• Sparta Township - 6.5 inches
• Hamburg - 6.4 inches
• Ogdensburg - 6.2 inches
• Wantage Township - 5.9 inches
• Sussex - 5.6 inches
• Hardyston - 5.5 inches
• Lafayette Township - 5.5 inches
• Stanhope - 5.5 inches
• Montague Township - 5.1 inches

Union County

• Union - 6.2 inches
• Westfield - 6 inches
• Plainfield - 6 inches
• Cranford - 5.8 inches
• Fanwood - 5.5 inches
• Mountainside - 5.2 inches
• Berkeley Heights - 5 inches
• Newark Airport - 4.1 inches

Warren County

• Hardwick Township - 6.5 inches
• Greenwich Township - 6.3 inches
• Allamuchy-Panther Valley - 6 inches
• Hackettstown - 5.8 inches
• Phillipsburg - 5.5 inches
• Washington Township - 5.5 inches
• Blairstown Township - 5.2 inches
• Mt. Bethel - 5.2 inches
• Oxford - 5 inches