Many New Jersey residents is a sense of deja vu last winter, after the first winter storm of 2010 killed more than 20 inches in some areas.
A leakage of up to 20 inches has planned for Philadelphia, which was postponed in the Eagles-Vikings game in the NFL because of snow, but meteorologists said the city later, in the end no more than a foot.
According to the Daily Record, Senate President Steve Sweeney, acting governor of the state, while the Governor and Lieutenant Chris Christie Kim Guadagno are out of state declared a state of emergency Sunday afternoon. Public institutions were closed Monday after the original was a delay opening two hours.
Communities in Central Jersey took more snow with a little after midnight today. The highest wind gust was recorded at Sandy Hook to 52 mph to 02.00 clock today.
Updated snow totals by NJ.com:
Middletown in Monmouth County, 21 inchesSayreville in Middlesex County 2119.1 Metuchen Middlesex County20 Butler in Morris CountyFranklin County in 22.5 SomersetHopatcong in 7.2 SussexAtlantic City, Atlantic County 17.4Clinton Township, Hunterdon County 5.7Cumberland County Vineland 10.1Ride Holly Burlington County 12.4The Press of Atlantic City, said the storm has more than 19 inches of snow at the international airport in Atlantic City, then this storm larger than any snow storms last year - and the second snow largest ever recorded in total, according to the National Climatic Data Center .
The snow storm dropped 18 inches of snow at Cape May at midnight. Further amounts of snow on Monday:
19.0 inches PleasantvilleSomers point 16.3Dennis Ville 26.5North Cape May 21.010.1 Vineland21.0 Fork River.South Jersey with cancellations, delays and parking restrictions in the wake of the storm, which sank across from about 6 to 12 inches of snow at the local level, the Post Courier.
At Cherry Hill, residents were asked to stay away from local streets "if absolutely necessary, said the mayor of Gloucester and David Mayer, residents should avoid travel, while the plows are clean streets.
20 hours on Sunday, snow:
Atlantic City 15.7 inchesCape 18th MayLindenwold 5.1Mount Laurel 6.8Glassboro 4.7The snow may begin to disappear quickly. According to the National Weather Service, temperatures should reach the Top 40 for the weekend.
A leakage of up to 20 inches has planned for Philadelphia, which was postponed in the Eagles-Vikings game in the NFL because of snow, but meteorologists said the city later, in the end no more than a foot.
According to the Daily Record, Senate President Steve Sweeney, acting governor of the state, while the Governor and Lieutenant Chris Christie Kim Guadagno are out of state declared a state of emergency Sunday afternoon. Public institutions were closed Monday after the original was a delay opening two hours.
Communities in Central Jersey took more snow with a little after midnight today. The highest wind gust was recorded at Sandy Hook to 52 mph to 02.00 clock today.
Updated snow totals by NJ.com:
Middletown in Monmouth County, 21 inchesSayreville in Middlesex County 2119.1 Metuchen Middlesex County20 Butler in Morris CountyFranklin County in 22.5 SomersetHopatcong in 7.2 SussexAtlantic City, Atlantic County 17.4Clinton Township, Hunterdon County 5.7Cumberland County Vineland 10.1Ride Holly Burlington County 12.4The Press of Atlantic City, said the storm has more than 19 inches of snow at the international airport in Atlantic City, then this storm larger than any snow storms last year - and the second snow largest ever recorded in total, according to the National Climatic Data Center .
The snow storm dropped 18 inches of snow at Cape May at midnight. Further amounts of snow on Monday:
19.0 inches PleasantvilleSomers point 16.3Dennis Ville 26.5North Cape May 21.010.1 Vineland21.0 Fork River.South Jersey with cancellations, delays and parking restrictions in the wake of the storm, which sank across from about 6 to 12 inches of snow at the local level, the Post Courier.
At Cherry Hill, residents were asked to stay away from local streets "if absolutely necessary, said the mayor of Gloucester and David Mayer, residents should avoid travel, while the plows are clean streets.
20 hours on Sunday, snow:
Atlantic City 15.7 inchesCape 18th MayLindenwold 5.1Mount Laurel 6.8Glassboro 4.7The snow may begin to disappear quickly. According to the National Weather Service, temperatures should reach the Top 40 for the weekend.
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