Amazing snow photos from the Blizzard of 2022 in Ocean County, NJ

Ocean County was one of the hardest-hit areas with the most snow totals over the weekend.

WOAH, I couldn't believe it. I live in Bayville and we had over 21" of snow, especially with the snow drifting from the wind.

I asked for your pictures from over the weekend and they were amazing, "thank you" so much for showing us your snow. When I first started hearing about this storm last week, I was thinking, "no way"...we can't get that much snow. Well, as you know, we did.

Check out these snow totals in New Jersey - Ocean and Monmouth Counties, thanks to Erin Vogt from NJ1015.com:

Monmouth County, NJ Snow Totals

Avon-by-the-Sea — 17 inches

Spring Lake Heights — 17 inches

Tinton Falls — 15 inches

Eatontown — 14.2 inches

Holmdel — 14 inches

Howell — 14 inches

Long Branch — 14 inches

Ocean Township — 13 inches

Freehold — 13 inches

Little Silver — 12 inches

Manalapan — 11 inches

Middletown — 11 inches

Lincroft — 9.8 inches

Aberdeen — 9 inches

Hazlet — 8.7 inches

Keyport — 8.5 inches

Ocean County, NJ Snow Totals

Bayville — 21 inches

Beachwood - 19.4 inches

Lacey Township — 18.3 inches

Point Pleasant Beach — 17.5 inches

Forked River — 17 inches

Tuckerton — 17 inches

Point Pleasant - 17 inches

Toms River — 16 inches

Little Egg Harbor — 15 inches

Brick — 14.8 inches

Jackson - 14.1 inches

Stafford Township - 13 inches

Barnegat - 11.4 inches

Lakewood - 11 inches

Lakehurst - 10.5 inches

Manchester Township - 10.5 inches

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I've never seen so much snow in Bayville, I've lived here for about 16 years, and for some reason, we usually get maybe 6" at the most, not this time. Lots of pictures from listeners were from Bayville and the snowdrifts were just crazy.

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