Graphic showing snowfall range (Credit: National Weather Service Mount Holly office)
Thanks to the National Weather Service, here are many of the unofficial snowfall reports linked to this weekend's nor'easter:
Monmouth County
Colts Neck, 22.5 inches.
Wayside, 19 inches.
Red Bank, 17.5 inches.
Morganville, 17 inches.
Neptune City, 17 inches.
Cream Ridge, 15.8 inches.
Fair Haven, 14 inches.
Holmdel, 14 inches.
Manalapan, 14 inches.
Long Branch, 11 inches.
West Long Branch, 8.5 inches.
Marlboro, 6.5 inches.
Snowy cars in Toms River (File photo by Robert Ward)
Ocean County
Jackson, 23.5 inches.
Brick, 22 inches.
Ship Bottom, 21 inches.
Toms River, 21 inches.
Point Pleasant Beach, 20.5 inches.
Holiday City, Berkeley, 20 inches.
Surf City, 20 inches.
Beachwood, 18.5 inches.
Bayville, 17.5 inches.
Brookville, Waretown, 16 inches.
Whiting, 16 inches.
Manahawkin, 14.5 inches.
Forked River, 14 inches.
Point Pleasant, 14 inches.
Lanoka Harbor, 13 inches.
Atlantic County
Folsom, 25.7 inches.
Burlington County
Tabernacle, 24.8 inches.
Snow in Toms River (File photo by Robert Ward)
Camden County
Atco, 24 inches.
Cape May County
Eldora, 18.3 inches.
Cumberland County
Newport, 24 inches.
Gloucester County
Swedesboro, 25 inches.
Hunterdon County
Flemington, 10.3 inches.
Mercer County
Hamilton Park, 15.7 inches.
The beach in Point Pleasant Beach (File photo by Tom Spader)
Middlesex County
East Brunswick, 12.5 inches.
Morris County
Whippany, 10 inches.
Salem County
Pittsgrove, 23.5 inches.
Somerset County
Branchburg, 12 inches.
Sussex County
Hardyston, 4.5 inches.
Warren County
Stewartsville, 7.6 inches.
The weather service has also posted a summary of the storm.
