The pesky rain from an offshore storm system isn’t quite finished with New Jersey yet, with some scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms still in the forecast for Friday evening and Friday night.
And we still have a full week left before our super-soggy May comes to an end.
It’s been such a wet month that most areas of the Garden State have far exceeded their normal May rainfall totals in only three weeks.
Some towns and cities in Burlington, Morris and Warren counties have been drenched with nearly twice as much rain as they usually get in one month, according to rainfall data from the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail & Snow Network.
The volunteer network of trained weather observers, known as CoCoRaHS, has already measured 8.70 inches of rain in White Township, 8.46 inches in Butler, 8.42 inches in Frelinghuysen Township, and 8.35 inches in Belvidere.
Also hitting the 8-inch mark are Randolph and Lopatcong.
Here’s a look at the latest rainfall reports in each of New Jersey’s 21 counties, as of Friday morning.
To put the numbers into perspective, New Jersey normally sees about 3.3 inches of rain in South Jersey, about 4 inches of rain in Central Jersey and 3.7 to 4 inches of rain in North Jersey during the entire month of May, according to the National Weather Service.
Atlantic County
- Egg Harbor City: 6.19 inches
- Mullica Twp.: 5.79 inches
- Buena Vista Twp.: 5.55 inches
- Galloway Twp.: 5.30 inches
- Hammonton: 5.28 inches
- Hamilton Twp.: 5.08 inches
- Port Republic: 5.03 inches
- Estell Manor: 5.02 inches
- Ventnor City: 4.48 inches
- Brigantine: 4.17 inches
- Egg Harbor Twp.: 3.88 inches
- Somers Point: 3.57 inches
- Linwood: 2.72 inches
Bergen County
- Oakland: 6.91 inches
- North Arlington: 5.38 inches
- Fair Lawn: 5.07 inches
- Glen Rock: 5.04 inches
- Wood-Ridge: 4.80 inches
- Palisades Park: 4.50 inches
- Lyndhurst: 4.45 inches
- Tenafly: 4.28 inches
- Montvale: 4.19 inches
- River Edge: 3.71 inches
- Maywood: 3.67 inches
- Mahwah: 3.53 inches
Burlington County
- Mount Laurel: 6.82 inches
- Pemberton: 6.69 inches
- Evesham: 5.84 inches
- Medford Twp.: 5.84 inches
- Medford Lakes: 5.77 inches
- Burlington: 5.76 inches
- Bordentown: 5.52 inches
- Southampton: 5.49 inches
- Riverton: 5.08 inches
- Moorestown: 5.03 inches
- Riverside: 5.02 inches
- Cinnaminson: 5.01 inches
- Woodland: 4.89 inches
- Willingboro: 4.87 inches
Camden County
- Winslow Twp.: 4.65 inches
- Mount Ephraim: 4.40 inches
- Cherry Hill Twp.: 4.29 inches
- Barrington: 4.27 inches
- Collingswood: 3.65 inches
Cape May County
- Middle Twp.: 4.43 inches
- Woodbine: 4.42 inches
- Dennis Twp.: 4.39 inches
- Ocean City: 3.74 inches
- Wildwood Crest: 3.58 inches
- Lower Twp.: 2.74 inches
Cumberland County
- Millville: 6.17 inches
- Upper Deerfield: 4.71 inches
- Deerfield Twp.: 4.69 inches
- Maurice River Twp.: 2.90 inches
Essex County
- Montclair: 5.51 inches
- Livingston: 5.32 inches
- Maplewood: 4.89 inches
- Verona: 4.78 inches
- West Caldwell: 2.81 inches
Gloucester County
- Washington Twp: 5.96 inches
- Glassboro: 5.16 inches
- Pitman: 5.14 inches
- Mantua Twp: 5.04 inches
- Monroe Twp: 4.96 inches
- Wenonah: 4.72 inches
- Franklin Twp: 4.69 inches
- Greenwich: 4.58 inches
- West Deptford: 4.30 inches
Hudson County
- Harrison: 5.25 inches
- Kearny: 5.13 inches
- Jersey City: 4.36 inches
Hunterdon County
- Holland Twp.: 7.90 inches
- Frenchtown: 7.54 inches
- Union Twp.: 7.53 inches
- Readington: 7.46 inches
- Franklin Twp.: 7.29 inches
- Lebanon: 6.78 inches
- Califon: 6.70 inches
- Clinton Twp.: 6.48 inches
- Clinton: 6.44 inches
- Kingwood: 6.29 inches
- Flemington: 5.50 inches
- Alexandria: 4.21 inches
Mercer County
- Princeton: 6.07 inches
- Hamilton Twp.: 6.06 inches
- West Windsor: 5.98 inches
- Ewing: 5.90 inches
- Hamilton: 5.89 inches
- Hopewell: 5.73 inches
- Princeton: 5.43 inches
- Pennington: 5.39 inches
Middlesex County
- Woodbridge: 6.28 inches
- South Brunswick: 5.82 inches
- Edison: 5.51 inches
- New Brunswick: 5.46 inches
- Highland Park: 5.37 inches
- Middlesex: 5.20 inches
- Metuchen: 5.15 inches
- South River: 4.96 inches
- Old Bridge: 4.92 inches
- Piscataway: 4.82 inches
- Plainsboro: 4.74 inches
- North Brunswick: 4.56 inches
- East Brunswick: 4.44 inches
- Cranbury: 3.89 inches
- Monroe: 3.59 inches
Monmouth County
- Colts Neck: 4.57 inches
- Eatontown: 4.49 inches
- Upper Freehold Twp.: 4.48 inches
- Neptune City: 4.48 inches
- Little Silver: 4.41 inches
- Wall: 4.30 inches
- Red Bank: 4.29 inches
- Manalapan: 4.28 inches
- Middletown: 4.27 inches
- Freehold Twp.: 4.12 inches
- Millstone Twp.: 4.11 inches
- Howell: 4.07 inches
- Ocean Twp.: 4.06 inches
- Long Branch: 4.02 inches
- Manasquan: 3.91 inches
Morris County
- Butler: 8.46 inches
- Randolph: 8.09 inches
- Denville: 7.70 inches
- Rockaway: 7.66 inches
- Pequannock: 7.59 inches
- Mine Hill: 7.54 inches
- Mount Arlington: 7.51 inches
- Chatham: 7.28 inches
- Morris Twp.: 7.20 inches
- Boonton: 7.17 inches
- Hanover: 7.11 inches
- Madison: 7.01 inches
- Jefferson: 6.61 inches
- Harding: 6.44 inches
- Mount Olive: 6.37 inches
- Chester Twp.: 6.35 inches
- Long Hill: 6.32 inches
- Mendham: 6.18 inches
- Montville: 6.00 inches
- Mendham: 5.89 inches
- Roxbury: 5.46 inches
Ocean County
- Little Egg Harbor: 5.24 inches
- Stafford: 4.91 inches
- Lakewood: 4.41 inches
- Jackson: 4.37 inches
- Point Pleasant Beach: 4.14 inches
- Brick: 4.13 inches
- Berkeley Twp.: 3.97 inches
- Manchester: 3.96 inches
- Beachwood: 3.86 inches
- Barnegat Light: 3.80 inches
- Lacey: 3.76 inches
- Toms River: 3.59 inches
- Surf City: 3.15 inches
Passaic County
- West Milford: 7.59 inches
- Ringwood: 7.28 inches
- Wayne: 7.03 inches
- Little Falls: 5.30 inches
Salem County
- Salem: 4.57 inches
- Pittsgrove: 4.44 inches
- Woodstown: 4.20 inches
Somerset County
- Warren Twp.: 6.65 inches
- Branchburg: 6.40 inches
- Hillsborough: 6.21 inches
- Peapack-Gladstone: 6.13 inches
- Watchung: 6.12 inches
- Bernards Twp.: 5.92 inches
- Bernardsville: 5.89 inches
- Bedminster: 5.87 inches
- Bridgewater: 5.62 inches
- Green Brook: 5.58 inches
- Franklin Twp.: 5.57 inches
- Manville: 5.44 inches
- Far Hills: 5.24 inches
Sussex County
- Stillwater: 7.82 inches
- Vernon: 7.36 inches
- Montague: 7.12 inches
- Hardyston: 5.92 inches
- Sparta: 5.58 inches
- Newton: 5.29 inches
- Franklin: 4.97 inches
- Lafayette: 3.87 inches
Union County
- New Providence: 6.75 inches
- Westfield: 6.66 inches
- Clark: 6.37 inches
- Springfield: 6.10 inches
- Cranford: 6.02 inches
- Linden: 3.25 inches
Warren County
- White Twp.: 8.70 inches
- Frelinghuysen: 8.42 inches
- Belvidere: 8.35 inches
- Lopatcong: 8.01 inches
- Blairstown: 7.44 inches
- Greenwich Twp.: 7.29 inches
- Mansfield: 7.29 inches
- Oxford: 6.85 inches
- Liberty: 6.84 inches
- Washington Twp.: 6.80 inches
- Knowlton: 6.53 inches
- Hackettstown: 5.41 inches
- Franklin Twp.: 4.43 inches
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