Snowfall Totals For Wayne Area. Is More On The Way?

WAYNE, NJ — A winter storm brought over 7 inches of snow in parts of Passaic County on Sunday, and the National Weather Service predicts more to come on Tuesday.

The latest snowfall totals from the NWS's New York, New York office show 6.5 inches in Wayne from the storm.

As of 4:55 p.m. Sunday, Hawthorne received the most snow in the county with 7.3 inches.

The National Weather Service issued warnings for New Jersey drivers on Monday morning as wet roads were expected to freeze overnight due to below freezing conditions. Read more: NJ Weather: Snow, Black Ice In NJ As More Winter Weather Possible

Gov. Phil Murphy is expected to address the weather during his Monday news conference. Read more: WATCH LIVE: Gov. Murphy Issues NJ Coronavirus, Vaccines Update

The NWS said the forecasted storm Tuesday is likely to be "quick moving" and bring a "light accumulating snowfall" to the county.

Winter weather advisories could be issued in northeast New Jersey on Monday, officials said, with snow possibly starting late Monday night.

The storm is most likely to start at 6 a.m. and last until 6 p.m. Tuesday, tapering off during the evening hours.

Travel could be hazardous as snow starts accumulating, with morning and evening commutes affected Tuesday.

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