How much snow has fallen: See inch counts by town for North Jersey
New Jersey's latest winter storm largely lived up to meteorologists' expectations, bringing nearly a foot of snow to some parts of the state by mid-Tuesday morning.
The highest totals were recorded in Sussex County, according to Bob Ziff of the North Jersey Weather Observers.
Snow totals NJ
Here are some totals from Ziff and the National Weather Service:
Montague - 13.2 inches
Sparta - 11.5
Wantage - 11.3
West Milford - 9.5
Clifton - 9.5
Hillsdale - 8.5
Cedar Grove - 8.5
Ramsey - 8.0
Stewartsville - 8.0
Bergenfield - 7.8
Paramus - 7.5
Lyndhurst - 6.5
New Providence - 6.0
Harrison - 5.5
Somerset - 4.9
Elizabeth - 4.6
Hoboken - 3.9
Freehold - 2.0
Much of North Jersey was under a winter storm warning through Tuesday afternoon, according to the National Weather Service. Morris County's warning was set to end at 3 p.m., while the notice for Passaic and Bergen counties extended until 6 p.m.
These areas are also under a hazardous weather outlook through Tuesday night along with Sussex and Warren counties. The outlook calls for potential "widespread travel disruptions" caused by heavy snow and sleet accumulations.
This article originally appeared on NorthJersey.com: Snow fall totals NJ: Inch count reports by North Jersey town
