What is New Jersey's record single snowfall?

Answer 1

The average snowfall ranges from about a foot on the southern shore to between 18-30" through much of the remainder of the lowlands into north Jersey. The higher elevations of northern NJ average about 40-50".

Answer 2

It snows several times every winter depending on which part of the state you're in. It can snow 15 or 20 times in the northern part of the state sometimes. Similarly, southern NJ and the coast might only see snow once or twice in a winter.

Answer 3

According to current results.com (link below) the record for a single day of snowfall in New Jersey was on Feb 14, 1899 in Elizabeth. On that day there was 33 inches of snow.

Answer 4

If It Snows Alot, About 2-3 feet of snow, But If It Snows A Little Bit, About 1 Foot- 6 Inches.

Answer 5

its snowed around 48-54 inches a little more like 52-54 inches in north jersey

Answer 6

The record single snowfall in New Jersey was 32 inches, which occurred during the Blizzard of 1996.