Where will this winter rank? A look at N.J.‘s 10 snowiest seasons, low-snow duds
New Jersey has had several winters with as much as 55 inches of snow, one with more than 60 inches, and some with only 5.
Rainfall totals New Jersey: How much rain did we get? Somerset County tops 5 inches
Wednesday's storm left between one inch and two inches of rain across the Jersey Shore. Find town-by-town totals here.
Will March be a snowy month in NJ? A look at the long-term forecast
AccuWeather's monthly map only shows one chance of snow this March in Newark. Will that turn out to be accurate for New ...
Where is it going to snow? One model says part of New Jersey could still get a foot
New Jersey is in the path of a massive winter storm tracking cross-country, and one weather model is calling for over a foot in some areas. See where.
Snow forecast for Thursday: Predicted totals for Monmouth, Ocean counties
Check the latest snow forecast for Monmouth and Ocean counties — Punxsutawney Phil wasn't playin' around with his forecast on Groundhog Day.
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N.J. weather: Snow totals from last night’s storm. See town-by-town reports.
The forecast snowfall totals for Wednesday evening’s storm are expected to be much lower, with around 1 inch in northwestern New Jersey. But a dangerous coating of ice could make roads ...
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The storm left 8" of snow in Atlantic County. Here are other South Jersey snowfall totals
As expected, a snowstorm blanketed New Jersey on Tuesday night ... received 3.5 inches of snow. Here are the snowfall totals for some South Jersey counties and towns.
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Where is it going to snow? One model says part of New Jersey could still get a foot
Areas in the southeastern portion of New Jersey — from Atlantic City south to Cape May — are expected to see the greatest snowfall totals, although a lot is still unknown. "How much snow falls ...
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Snowfall totals from around the New York City, Tri-State area
Tuesday night's winter storm dropped the most snow south of New York City, with more than 6 inches reported in parts of South Jersey. 2-3 inches were observed across Long Island, while north and ...