Nor'easter Impact In Gloucester Twp: School Changes, Snow Totals

GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP, NJ — The second round of a winter storm left much of New Jersey covered in snow Tuesday morning, with some parts of the state seeing upward of 32 inches. In Camden County, as much as 7.5 inches fell. Parts of Gloucester Township saw 9.5.

Much of Gloucester Township remained shut down for the second straight day, and appointments that had been scheduled at the COVID-19 Vaccination site in Gloucester Township were postponed for the second straight day. Read more here: Nor’easter Impacts In Gloucester Township: Closures, Vaccine Schedule

The Black Horse Pike Regional School District announced that Wednesday will be a normal remote-learning day. However, all students who were supposed to attend school in-person on Monday and Tuesday will now report to school on Thursday, and students who normally attend on Thursday will attend virtually. Friday will be a normal day.

The National Weather Service has issued snow totals (in inches). Here are the totals for Camden County:

• Springdale 9.8 in
• Blackwood 9.5 in
• Cherry Hill 7.5 in
• Haddon Heights 7.5 in
• Gloucester City 7.3 in
• Haddon Heights 7.0 in
• Merchantville 7.0 in
• West Berlin 6.7 in
• Lindenwold 4.0 in
• Berlin 3.0 in
• Lindenwold 2.7 in
• Lindenwold 2.5 in
• Gloucester City 2.0 in
• Bellmawr 1.8 in
• Gibbsboro 1.0 in