How Much Snow Fell In Monmouth County? See Totals

MONMOUTH COUNTY, NJ — It’s been a historic start of the week for New Jersey, as the Garden State recovers from a monster blizzard that closed schools, took out power lines, and more Sunday night into Monday afternoon.

As of Tuesday morning, parts of New Jersey have seen over 30 inches of snowfall, and thousands of residents are still without power as schools and businesses prepare to reopen.

Overall, the most snow reported across the state was in Bergen County, with Lyndhurst reporting 30.7 inches of snow.

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Though Monmouth County may not have the highest snowfall total in the state, many towns and boroughs throughout the area come close, with some seeing over two feet of snow.

Here are the latest snowfall totals, as reported by the National Weather Service:

• Strathmore: 26.5 inches
• Freehold: 26 inches
• Middletown: 25 inches
• Cream Ridge: 25 inches
• Howell: 24.5 inches
• Colts Neck: 24.1 inches
• Manalapan: 21 inches
• Centerville: 20.5 inches
• Matawan: 18.5 inches
• Ocean Township: 18 inches
• Keyport: 18 inches
• West Long Branch: 16 inches
• Red Bank: 14.3 inches
• Allentown: 14 inches

Though the Garden State is just starting to recover from this historic blizzard, more snow could still be in the forecast as up to three inches could fall Tuesday night into Wednesday morning, the National Weather Service said.

According to the NWS, a “quick-moving system” will bring snow to the area early Wednesday (primarily for areas near and north of the I-78 corridor), with forecasters warning residents of slick conditions that may be present in their morning commute.

"A clipper storm will track across the Great Lakes Tuesday and Wednesday, spreading a swath of snow from northern Minnesota into New England," AccuWeather said. "Farther south, including Washington, D.C., Philadelphia and New York City, snow can mix with rain as the storm moves through the region."

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In addition to upcoming weather conditions, nearly 36,000 customers are still without power as of Monday morning, with some outages expected to last until late Saturday.

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To contact or report an outage, you can:

• JCP&L: 1-888-544-4877
• Atlantic City Electric: 1-800-833-7476, Message 20661 with "OUT"
• PSE&G: 1-800-436-7734, Message 47734 with "OUT"