As of 1:30 p.m., the highest snowfall totals reported across the state were in Monmouth and Ocean counties. Colts Neck and Tinton Falls in Monmouth County both had reports of 8.3 inches to top the list, followed by Whiting in Ocean County with 8.2 inches and Toms River in Ocean County with 8.1 inches.

Up to 8 inches of fluffy snow accumulated in New Jersey by Sunday morning. For part of the state, this was the biggest snow event in almost four years.

The season's first widespread snowfall blanketed the Tri-State area on Sunday, which created slick conditions out on the roads for drivers and snarled traffic.

Even though the storm was a fast mover, it packed a big punch, knocking out power to thousands of homes and turning roads into sheets of ice.

Governor Phil Murphy has declared a state of emergency for Northwestern New Jersey due to a significant winter storm that will hit tomorrow.

A few inches of light to moderate snow from Saturday night to Sunday morning will be enough for slippery roads and low visibility across parts of New Jersey.

Many in North Jersey woke up to a measurable amount of snow on Dec. 14, for the first time since last winter. When it was over, we set a record.

NEW YORK - Snow is still falling across New York City, New Jersey and southern Connecticut this Sunday morning, with several inches of accumulation expected to continue as winter weather advisories remain in place.

The winter storm blanketed New Jersey and brought up to six inches of snow to some areas.