Who Got The Most Snow In South Jersey? Town-By-Town Totals

Nearly 6 inches of snow had fallen in parts of South Jersey by 4 p.m. Monday as snow continued to blanket the state. While much of the snow uncharacteristically fell along the Jersey Shore, the inch total dropped the closer the storm got to the Philadelphia region.

Still, nearly 6 inches fell in Millville, Winslow and Washington townships. Burlington County remained under a State of Emergency Monday afternoon. Read more here: State Of Emergency Declared In Burlington County Ahead Of Storm

Police had responded to 114 crashes on New Jersey roads as of early Monday afternoon, New Jersey State Police Superintendent Col. Patrick Callahan.

Atlantic City Electric had reported more than 2,000 power outages at one point, but that number had dropped by Monday afternoon, Callahan said.

The National Weather Service has issued snow totals (in inches). Here’s what they reported for parts of South Jersey:

Burlington County

• Leisuretowne: 2.8 in
• Medford Twp.: 2.0 in
• Mount Holly: 0.6 in

Camden County

• Winslow Twp.: 5.5 in
• Pine Hill: 4.0 in
• Cherry Hill: 3.0 in
• Haddon Heights: 1.6 in

Cumberland County

• Millville: 5.8 in
• Vineland: 2.7 in
• Millville: 2.7 in
• Seabrook Farms: 2.5 in
• Millville: 2.2 in
• Hopewell Twp.: 2.2 in

Gloucester County

• Washington Twp.: 5.0 in
• Williamstown: 4.0 in
• Mantua: 4.0 in
• Glassboro: 3.4 in
• Glassboro: 2.3 in