Here’s How Much Snow Fell in Central Jersey & Eastern Pa. Today

Our quick-hitting overnight snowstorm dumped as much as 6" of snow across the area, before the sunshine emerged Friday afternoon.

The snow, which began falling around midnight, tapered off by of 9 am on Friday for the most part. Though it was quick-hitting, most of our area picked up at least 3 inches of snow,  according to the National Weather Service.

The totals appear to align nicely with the forecast that our Chief Meteorologist Dan Zarrow had been warning us about all week.

The highest reported totals in our area that we saw were in West Freehold, NJ (with 7.6" of snow) and Williamstown, NJ (with 6.5" of snow).

Here's a breakdown of snow totals from across our area (so far) for the January 7, 2022 snow storm.

We'll continue to update this post:
(last updated 3pm Friday)

BUCKS COUNTY SNOW TOTALS:

Warminster - 5.0"
Doylestown - 4.9"
Levittown - 4.9"
Yardley - 4.2"
Bensalem - 3.5"

MERCER COUNTY SNOW TOTALS:

Hopewell - 5.2"
Hamilton - 4.8"
Ewing - 4.6"
Lawrenceville - 4.0"

BURLINGTON COUNTY SNOW TOTALS:

Shamong - 6"
Medford - 5.1"
Lumberton - 5.0"
Browns Mills - 5.0"
Mt. Lauren - 4.2"
Marlton - 4.0"

CAMDEN COUNTY SNOW TOTALS:

Berlin - 6"
Pine Hill - 5.5"
Atco - 5.0"
Cherry Hill - 4.2"

MIDDLESEX COUNTY SNOW TOTALS:

Metechun - 5.0"
Old Bridge - 4.5"

MONMOUTH COUNTY SNOW TOTALS

West Freehold - 7.6"
Freehold - 6.2"
Eatontown - 6.2"

PHILADELPHIA SNOW TOTALS

Chestnut Hill - 5.0"
Fox Chase - 3.6"

GLOUCESTER COUNTY SNOW TOTALS

Williamstown - 6.5"
Pitman - 5.0"

At least the snow has stopped. Of course, it's going to be FRIGID by next week.