This Is How Much Snow Morris County Got

LONG VALLEY, NJ — The second nor'easter in the same week dumped inches of snow across Morris County, forcing readers inside and knocking out power to thousands of home. This was no small dusting: the town with the lowest snow totals still received an entire foot of snow, and the town with the most snow saw a whopping 26.8 inches.

Here are town-by-town snow totals for the Wednesday, March 8 snow storm:

• Montville 26.8
• Morris Plains 26.0
• Butler 25.5
• Kinnelon 25.0
• Pine Brook 24.5
• Green Pond 24.0
• Randolph Twp 23.0
• Parsippany 21.7
• Rockaway 20.5
• Marcella 20.0
• 2 E Randolph Twp 20.0
• Morristown 18.1
• Jefferson Twp 17.5
• Millington 17.5
• East Hanover 17.5
• Roxbury Twp 16.8
• Whippany 16.0
• Succasunna 15.5
• Morris Twp 14.0
• Chester Twp 13.0
• Lake Parsippany 12.0

As a reminder, this is how much snow the county saw during the nor'easter last Friday:

• Randolph Twp 11.3
• Jefferson Twp 10.6
• Green Pond 10.0
• Lake Hopatcong 10.0
• Schooleys Mountain 9.0
• Marcella 8.0
• Denville 4.3
• Rockaway 2.5
• Ledgewood 2.0

Read More: Power Will Be Back This Weekend For Much Of Morris County

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