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How much snow fell in Philly and New Jersey after Monday’s storm?

Some areas of South Jersey got more than a foot of snow on Monday.

A pedestrian on boardwalk tries to cover her face from snow and wind on a cold snowy morning in Atlantic City.
A pedestrian on boardwalk tries to cover her face from snow and wind on a cold snowy morning in Atlantic City.Read moreALEJANDRO A. ALVAREZ / Staff Photographer
    by Rodrigo Torrejón
    Updated 
    Published 

After a Monday snowstorm that walloped South Jersey, Philadelphia barely saw an inch or two of snow.

Here are some of the snowfall totals for the region, compiled for the National Weather Service through different providers.

Philadelphia

  1. Philadelphia International Airport - 1 inch

Delaware

Kent County

  1. Clayton - 7.5 inches

  2. Dover Air Force Base - 10 inches

  3. Frederica - 10.3 inches

  4. Harrington - 12.2 inches

  5. Hartly - 13 inches

  6. Kitts Hummock - 7.7 inches

  7. Magnolia - 11 inches

  8. Smyrna - 8.9 inches

  9. West Dover - 7.6 inches

  10. Woodside - 10.5 inches

Sussex County

  1. Bridgeville - 12 inches

  2. Dagsboro - 5.5 inches

  3. Delmar - 4.5 inches

  4. Ellendale - 14.5 inches

  5. Georgetown - 12.6 inches

  6. Greenwood - 4 inches

  7. Lewes - 7.0 inches

  8. Long Neck - 5 inches

  9. Milford - 10 inches

  10. Millsboro - 9.0 inches

  11. Milton - 11.6 inches

  12. Nassau - 4.4 inches

  13. Rehoboth Beach - 6 inches

  14. Stockley 7.7 inches

New Jersey

Atlantic County

  1. Absecon - 13 inches

  2. Atlantic City International Airport - 13 inches

  3. Corbin City - 9.8 inches

  4. Egg Harbor Township - 13.5 inches

  5. Estell Manor- 13.3 inches

  6. Galloway Township - 11.2 inches

  7. Hamilton Township - 12 inches

  8. Hammonton - 8.5 inches

  9. Mays Landing - 11 inches

  10. Northfield - 12.4 inches

  11. Port Republic - 9 inches

  12. Somers Point - 11.4 inches

Burlington County

  1. Delran - 0.6 inches

  2. Leisuretowne - 2.8 inches

  3. Lumberton - 0.8 inches

  4. Medford Township - 2 inches

  5. Mount Holly - 0.6 inches

  6. South Jersey Regional Airport, Lumberton Township - 1.2 inches

Camden County

  1. Bellmawr - 1.3 inches

  2. Cherry Hill - 3 inches

  3. Gloucester Township - 3.8 inches

  4. Haddon Heights - 1.6 inches

  5. Lindenwold - 4 inches

  6. Pine Hill - 4 inches

  7. Winslow Township - 5.5 inches

Cape May County

  1. Cape May - 11.5 inches

  2. Marmora - 9.7 inches

  3. North Cape May - 10.3 inches

  4. North Wildwood - 8 inches

  5. Ocean City - 14 inches

  6. Ocean View - 11.3 inches

  7. Petersburg - 12.5 inches

  8. Seaville - 13 inches

  9. Villas - 11.5 inches

  10. Wildwood 11.3 inches

  11. Wildwood Crest - 11.5 inches

  12. Woodbine 8.5 inches

Gloucester County

  1. Franklinville - 5.5 inches

  2. Glassboro - 3.4 inches

  3. Greenwich Township - 4.5 inches

  4. Mantua - 4 inches

  5. Newfield - 6.5 inches

  6. Washington Township - 5 inches

  7. West Deptford Township - 3.4 inches

  8. Williamstown - 5.3 inches