N.J. weather: Snowfall totals hit 17 inches. See town-by-town snow reports for weekend storm.

Several New Jersey counties got slammed with 14 to 17 inches of snow during the weekend witer storm that caused widespread travel disruptions and school closures.

Branchville and Stockholm inches Sussex County reported 17 inches of snow, the highest totals inches the updated the National Weather Service list.

Bergen, Morris and Passaic counties all had towns that reported at least 16 inches of snow.

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Massive winter storm slams N.J. with heavy snow, treacherous ice

Trenton-Mercer Airport has already gotten 24.4 inches of snow this winter, more than double the normal 11.3 inches by this time in January.

The snow isn’t expected to melt anytime soon with potentially record cold temperatures and winchesd chills below zero at night this week.

School districts announced closures across the state on Monday and some have already announced delayed openigs for Tuesday.

The weather service warned drivers about dangerous black ice on roads and bridges from sleet and refreezing overnight.

Town-by-town snowfall reports

(as of early Monday)

Atlantic County

• Buena Vista Twp. – 6.7 inches
• Hammonton – 6.3 inches
• Atlantic City International – 6.2 inches
• Ventnor City – 6 inches
• Milmay – 6 inches
• Absecon – 5.8 inches
• Estell Manor – 5.8 inches
• Egg Harbor Twp. – 5 inches

Bergen County

• Tenafly — 16.3 inches
• Ridgefield — 15.8 inches
• Teaneck — 15.5 inches
• Englewood — 15 inches
• Leonia — 14.7 inches
• Mahwah — 14.5 inches
• Cliffside Park — 14.4 inches
• Little Ferry — 13.9 inches
• Franklin Lakes — 13.5 inches
• River Vale — 13.3 inches
• Park Ridge — 12.8 inches
• Montvale — 12.5 inches
• Waldwick — 12.5 inches
• Westwood — 12.5 inches
• Bergenfield — 11.5 inches
• River Edge — 11.5 inches
• Wallington — 10.2 inches
• Wood-Ridge — 10 inches

Burlinchesgton County

• Mount Laurel – 10 inches
• Columbus – 9.6 inches
• South Jersey Regional Airport – 9.6 inches
• Delanco – 9.5 inches
• Mount Holly WFO – 9.4 inches
• Cooperstown – 9.3 inches
• Washington Twp – 9 inches
• Medford Twp. – 8.5 inches
• Lumberton – 8 inches
• Lake Pine – 7.8 inches
• Marlton – 7 inches
• Cinnaminson – 6.9 inches
• Leisuretowne – 6.2 inches

Camden County

• Bellmawr – 10.2 inches
• Somerdale – 8.5 inches
• Blackwood – 7.5 inches
• Erial – 7.5 inches
• Lindenwold – 7.2 inches
• Cherry Hill – 7 inches
• Haddon Township – 7 inches
• Mt. Ephraim – 7 inches
• Winslow Twp – 6.8 inches
• Stratford – 6.5 inches

Cape May County

• Ocean City – 6 inches
• Cape May – 5 inches

Cumberland County

• Deerfield Twp – 7.5 inches
• Millville – 6.5 inches
• Vineland – 6 inches

Essex County

• Newark — 12.1 inches
• North Caldwell — 11.5 inches
• Essex Fells — 10.5 inches
• Glen Ridge — 9.5 inches
• Montclair — 9.5 inches
• Nutley — 9 inches

Gloucester County

• Mantua – 10.5 inches
• Woodbury – 9.5 inches
• Malaga – 9 inches
• Paulsboro – 8.8 inches
• Washington Twp – 8.3 inches
• Pitman – 7 inches
• Williamstown – 6 inches

Hudson County

• Secaucus — 12 inches
• Harrison — 10 inches
• Hoboken — 9.8 inches
• Kearny — 7.4 inches

Hunterdon County

• Flemington – 13 inches
• Ringoes – 12 inches
• Bloomsbury – 7 inches

Mercer County

• Woodsville – 9.2 inches
• Mercerville – 9 inches
• Trenton Mercer Airport – 8.9 inches
• Princeton – 8.1 inches
• Ewing – 8 inches
• Robbinsville Twp – 8 inches
• Yardville – 7.8 inches
• Hamilton Twp – 7.5 inches
• Hamilton Square – 7.4 inches

Middlesex County

• Metuchen – 10.7 inches
• North Brunswick – 10.2 inches
• Piscataway – 9.8 inches
• Cheesequake – 9.5 inches
• Cranbury – 9.5 inches
• Perth Amboy – 9 inches
• South River – 8.5 inches
• Browntown – 8.3 inches
• Plainsboro Township – 8 inches
• Edison – 7.8 inches
• Old Bridge – 7.7 inches
• Kendall Park – 7.6 inches

Monmouth County

• Rumson – 12 inches
• Howell – 11.8 inches
• Centerville – 11 inches
• Freehold – 11 inches
• Colts Neck – 10.8 inches
• Tinton Falls – 10.4 inches
• Ocean Twp. – 10.1 inches
• Keyport – 10 inches
• Aberdeen – 9.8 inches
• Middletown – 9 inches
• Long Branch – 8 inches

Morris County

• Green Pond – 16.4 inches
• Milton – 16 inches
• Randolph – 14 inches
• Lake Hopatcong – 13.2 inches
• Parsippany – 13 inches
• Butler – 12.7 inches
• Boonton Twp – 11.8 inches
• Brookside – 11.8 inches
• Montville – 11.3 inches
• Wharton – 11 inches
• Denville – 10.3 inches
• Mount Arlington – 10.3 inches
• Rockaway – 10.3 inches

Ocean County

• Brick – 10.9 inches
• Lakewood – 10 inches
• Point Pleasant Beach – 9.3 inches
• Jackson – 9.2 inches
• Whiting – 9.1 inches
• Forked River – 9 inches
• Toms River – 9 inches
• Bayville – 8 inches
• Tuckerton – 7.9 inches
• Little Egg Harbor Twp – 5 inches

Passaic County

• Ringwood — 16 inches
• Wayne — 15.3 inches
• West Milford — 15 inches
• Pompton Lakes — 14 inches
• Wanaque — 13 inches
• West Paterson — 11 inches

Salem County

Somerset County

• Bedminster Twp – 11.6 inches
• Hillsborough Twp – 11.5 inches
• Warren – 10.2 inches
• Montgomery Twp – 10 inches
• Middlebush – 9.5 inches
• Bridgewater – 9 inches
• Somerville – 8.7 inches

Sussex County

• Branchville – 17 inches
• Stockholm – 17 inches
• Newton – 16 inches
• Sandyston Twp – 16 inches
• Hamburg – 14.5 inches
• Hopatcong – 14 inches
• Wantage Twp – 13.8 inches
• Sussex – 13 inches
• Sparta – 12.1 inches

Union County

• Newark Airport — 11.7 inches
• Cranford — 11.2 inches
• Union — 11 inches
• Westfield — 10 inches
• Linden — 9.6 inches

Warren County

• Harmony – 13.8 inches
• Great Meadows-Vienna – 12 inches
• Holland Twp – 12 inches
• Stewartsville – 11.5 inches
• Blairstown – 11 inches
• Hackettstown – 11 inches

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