Snow Totals, School Updates For Union County

UNION COUNTY, NJ — Union County had areas reach close to two feet of snowfall during Monday's blizzard.

Across the state, such as in the Moonachie area of Bergen County, that benchmark was cleared early in the afternoon, according to reports from the National Weather Service.

As of the latest numbers, Cranford led the way in Union County with 21 inches, followed by Westfield (20), and Springfield (19.3).

Not all municipalities have reported, and the National Weather Service estimated another two to four inches of snow per hour would be falling in some parts of the state after these measurements were tallied.

Schools across the state are also continuing to update their statuses for Tuesday.

In Union County, the following districts will not hold classes:

Berkeley Heights Schools

Clark Schools

Cranford Public Schools

Elizabeth Public Schools

Garwood Schools

Hillside Public Schools

Linden Public Schools

New Providence Schools

Plainfield Public Schools

Rahway Public Schools

Roselle Park Public Schools

Scotch Plains-Fanwood Schools

Springfield Public Schools

Summit Schools

Township of Union Schools

Union County Educational Services Commission

Union County Vocational-Technical Schools

Westfield Schools

This story will be updated through Tuesday morning. Check back to see if your district was added.

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