Share Your NJ Blizzard Photos With Patch

Thousands are without power, businesses are closed, and the streets of New Jersey are coated in snow as a historic blizzard makes its way through the Garden State.

As of Monday morning, 24.2 inches of snow have fallen on Monmouth County, with many other areas across the state receiving over 18 inches, according to National Weather Service spotters.

In addition to historic snow totals, a statewide travel ban has been extended to noon, with NJ Transit buses and trains suspended as well.

• Read More: 24 Inches Of Snow With More On The Way: NJ Blizzard Updates

As snow continues to fall around the Garden State, Patch wants to see your photos and videos of the storm.

If you’ve taken any photos or videos of the blizzard, you can send them with your name and where you took the photo/video from to sara.winick@patch.com. Use the subject line “NJ Blizzard.”

Please ONLY submit photos/videos that you have taken yourself, and you are the copyright owner of.

By submitting a photo or video to Patch, you agree that Patch will have the right to publish the photos/videos on our site.

To keep up with the 2026 NJ Blizzard, you can check out our coverage below:

• 24 Inches Of Snow With More On The Way: NJ Blizzard Updates
• 2 Feet Of Snow Fall Across NJ During Blizzard: See Totals
• 130K In The Dark Monday As Snow Buries NJ: See Power Outage Estimates, Areas Affected