How much snow did NJ get? Town by town snowfall totals for Tuesday's storm

Liam Quinn, NorthJersey.com
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On Tuesday morning, people in North Jersey woke up to what is a novel sight in 2023 ― a fresh blanket of snow.

After a winter that saw light flurries at most, the snowstorm that began Monday night draped the region with anywhere between 1 and 6 inches of snow.

Here is how much snow Bergen, Passaic, Essex, Hudson, Sussex and Warren counties saw Tuesday morning, according to totals from the National Weather Service and Bob Ziff of the North Jersey Weather Observers.

Check back for updates as more snow totals are reported in various North Jersey counties:

Bergen County snow totals

  • Allendale: 6 inches

  • Oakland 6 inches

  • Ramsey: 5.1 inches

  • Montvale: 5 inches

  • Ridgewood: 4.8 inches

  • River Vale: 4.8 inches

  • Fair Lawn: 4.8 inches

  • Westwood: 4.5 inches

  • Tenafly: 3.6 inches

  • Hasbrouck Heights: 2.5 inches

  • East Rutherford: 2.4 inches

Passaic County snow totals

  • Bloomingdale: 6 inches

  • Wayne: 5.5 inches

  • Little Falls: 4.8 inches

  • Hawthorne: 4.6 inches

  • Pompton Lakes: 4.4 inches

  • Totowa: 3.6 inches

Essex County snow totals

  • Montclair: 5 inches

  • Verona: 4.8 inches

  • Cedar Grove: 4.1 inches

  • Bloomfield: 3.7 inches

  • Newark Airport: 1.7 inches

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Hudson County snow totals

  • Harrison: 2.5 inches

  • Kearny: 2 inches

  • Hoboken: 1.2 inches

Sussex County snow totals

  • Wantage: 6.2 inches

  • Sparta: 4.3 inches

Warren County snow totals

  • Stewartsville: 2.3 inches

This article originally appeared on NorthJersey.com: NJ snow totals: Recapping how much snow North Jersey got

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