Historic Blizzard Blankets New Jersey with Over 2 Feet of Snow

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A historic blizzard dropped over two feet of snow across New Jersey late Sunday into Monday, leaving the Garden State blanketed in white. Patch readers shared their photos and videos of the storm's impact, showing heavy snowfall, snow removal efforts, and winter scenes from communities across the state.

Why it matters

This blizzard was one of the most significant winter storms to hit New Jersey in recent memory, causing widespread disruption and requiring major snow clearing operations. The reader-submitted photos and videos provide a firsthand look at the storm's intensity and its effects on local neighborhoods.

The details

The blizzard began late Sunday and continued into Monday afternoon, with some areas reporting over 30 inches of snowfall. Roads were impassable, power outages were widespread, and residents had to dig out from the heavy snow. Patch readers shared images and footage of snow-covered landscapes, snowmen, and neighbors helping with shoveling and snow removal.

• The blizzard started late Sunday evening and continued through Monday afternoon.
• Some areas reported over 30 inches of snowfall by Monday morning.

What they’re saying

What’s next

As the state continues to recover from the historic blizzard, local authorities will focus on clearing roads, restoring power, and assisting residents affected by the storm.