More Snow Hits Somerset County

Here's how much fell on Wednesday morning

Published on Feb. 25, 2026

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Residents of Somerset County, New Jersey woke up to more snow on Wednesday morning, although not as much as the previous snowfall on Monday. The National Weather Service reported snowfall ranging from a dusting to one inch across the state, with Bernards Township seeing the highest amount in the county at 0.9 inches.

Why it matters

While snow is common in the winter months in New Jersey, back-to-back snowfall events can disrupt daily routines, impact travel, and require additional snow removal efforts from local authorities and residents.

The details

The most snow that fell on Wednesday was 1.2 inches in North Brunswick, which is in the neighboring Middlesex County. In Somerset County, Bernards Township had the highest measured snowfall at 0.9 inches, followed by Watchung at 0.8 inches, Bridgewater Township at 0.7 inches, Franklin Township at 0.6 inches, and Manville at 0.3 inches.

  • The snow began falling on Wednesday morning.
  • There is a chance of additional snow on Thursday, but it is not expected to be significant.

The players

National Weather Service

The federal agency that monitors and reports weather conditions across the United States.

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What’s next

The weather forecast indicates the potential for more snow on Thursday, although accumulations are expected to be light. Local authorities and residents will continue to monitor the weather and prepare accordingly.

The takeaway

While the latest snowfall in Somerset County was not as substantial as the previous event, it serves as a reminder that winter weather can continue to impact the region throughout the season, requiring vigilance and preparation from the community.