The January 7 snowstorm hit parts of the area with as much as 9 inches of snow, according to the National Weather Service.
The NWS numbers show areas such as Lacey, Barnegat and Stafford among the most inches. Statewide, the record went to Port Norris in Cumberland County, with 10 inches.
Ahead of the storm, local offices of emergency management for Ocean County and towns such as Berkeley, Brick and Tuckerton all issued alerts, ranging from slick road conditions, to plowing notices, to asking residents to remove parked vehicles from side streets.
Check out the unofficial snow total. How did your area fare?
Ocean County
Barnegat: 8.5 inches
Berkeley: 8.2 inches
Brick: 7.3 inches
Jackson: 7.0 inches
Lanoka Harbor: 9.0 inches
Point Pleasant: 6.5 inches
Pine Beach: 5.5 inches
Stafford: 8.6 inches
Toms River: 7.3 inches
Monmouth County
Belmar: 7.7 inches
Colts Neck: 6.5 inches
Freehold Twp: 6.0 inches
Howell: 7.3 inches
Long Branch: 8.0 inches
Marlboro: 6.8 inches
The National Weather Service said the totals are unofficial observations compiled from social media postings to the NWS Mount Holly Facebook page, trained Skywarn spotters and the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail & Snow network.
For a closer look at the previous storm and the current forecast, visit the NWS Mount Holly page at weather.gov/phi.
