Rainfall totals New Jersey: How much rain did we get? Somerset County tops 5 inches

Wednesday’s powerful storm soaked one part New Jersey with nearly 5 inches of rain, but the downpour was not uniform across the state.

The following are inch totals from the last 12 hours, as of 6:30 a.m. Thursday, March 6, 2025:

NJ rainfall totals

Monmouth County

• Sea Girt: 1.69 inches
• Wall: 1.62 inches
• Oceanport: 1.49 inches
• Howell: 1.46 inches
• Neptune: 1.35 inches
• Freehold: 1.32 inches
• Monmouth Beach: 1.29 inches
• Holmdel: 1.16 inches
• Matawan: 0.98 inches
• Cream Ridge: 0.97 inches

Source: weather.gov

Ocean County

• Ship Bottom: 2.08 inches
• Surf City: 2.07 inches
• Harvey Cedars: 1.88 inches
• Point Pleasant: 1.78 inches
• Brick: 1.73 inches
• Seaside Park: 1.72 inches
• Seaside Heights: 1.67 inches
• Toms River: 1.53 inches
• Little Egg Harbor Township: 1.5 inches
• Lakewood: 1.42 inches
• Jackson: 1.42 inches
• Brielle: 1.31 inches
• Miller Air Park: 1.1 inches

Source: weather.gov

New Jersey

• Somerset County: 5.0 inches
• Gloucester County: 2.95 inches
• Bergen County: 2.21 inches
• Atlantic County: 2.15 inches
• Cape May County: 1.82 inches
• Burlington County: 1.62 inches
• Hudson County: 1.15 inches
• Middlesex County: 1.08 inches
• Camden County: 1.03 inches
• Union County: 0.96 inches
• Passaic County: 0.74 inches
• Essex County: 0.7 inches
• Morris County: 0.65 inches

Source: weather.gov