New Jersey's Unexpected Snow Day

New Jersey is experiencing a winter surprise with snow falling across the state. Some areas have already seen more than 4 inches of snow, which is higher than what was predicted. Sussex and Warren counties are seeing the most snow. Sparta in Sussex County has the highest amount so far with 4. 3 inches. Hackettstown in Warren County is close behind with 3. 8 inches. Franklin Lakes in Bergen County has also seen a significant amount with 3. 9 inches. Winter weather advisories are still in effect for several northern counties. This means that people should be careful when driving or going outside.But the snow isn't over yet. Another storm is expected to hit southern counties on Sunday. This storm could bring up to 2 inches of snow to those areas. Different towns across New Jersey have reported different amounts of snow. For example, Marlton and Mount Holly in Burlington County have only seen 0. 4 inches each. Meanwhile, Whitehouse Station in Hunterdon County has seen 3. 1 inches. This snowfall is a reminder that winter weather can be unpredictable. It's important to stay informed and be prepared for changes in the weather.