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Heavy Snow in Eastern Passaic, New Jersey
Heavy Snow February 22, 2026 – February 23, 2026 · Eastern Passaic, New Jersey
What the National Weather Service wrote
A heavy snowfall of mainly 14 to 20 inches fell across the zone with near blizzard conditions at times. Cocorahs observers reported 16.4 inches in Little Falls, 15.5 inches in Hawthorne, and 14.1 inches in Wayne.
The wider storm
Low pressure in the gulf states moved northeast and intensified along and off the Mid Atlantic coast with the consolidated of mid level energy resulting in a major Nor'easter which brought blizzard and near blizzard conditions to Northeastern New Jersey. The storm became vertically stacked and it slowly pulled away to the east and brought a heavy to major snowfall across Northeastern New Jersey with blizzard conditions across the eastern zones. Winter storm and near blizzard conditions were reported across the remainder of Northeastern New Jersey. A major snowfall occurred region wide, with portions of the region receiving historic snowfall totals.
Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, event 1310886. Narratives are written by the National Weather Service forecast office that issued the report.
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