Cry "Uncle!" all you want, Mother Nature isn't listening: more snow is on the way in New Jersey on Thursday.

If you're not a snow fan, it's been a rough February. The first day of the month also brought the first big snow of the year, a potentially record-breaking one at that, with over 30 inches dropped in Sussex and Morris counties. Then New Jersey experienced its own Ice Bowl on Super Bowl Sunday, with as much as eight inches falling in some portions of the state.

And if that wasn't enough, smaller storms hit throughout the week as well.

Now, the state doesn't even have time to defrost from a cold and icy Valentine's Day, with more snow headed this way. Northwestern and parts of North Jersey are expected to see the brunt of the storm once again, with forecasters predicting anywhere from 6 to 8 inches of accumulation for most areas.

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How much snow are we getting Thursday? See expected inch count:

Atlantic: 3-5"
Bergen: 5-7"
Burlington: 4-6"
Camden: 4-6"
Cape May: 2-4"
Cumberland: 3-5"
Essex: 5-7"
Gloucester: 3-5"
Hudson: 5-6"
Hunterdon: 4-6"
Mercer: 4-5"
Middlesex: 4-5"
Monmouth: 4-5"
Morris: 6-7"
Ocean: 3-5"
Passaic: 6-7"
Salem: 3-5"
Somerset: 4-6"
Sussex: 6-8"
Union: 5-7"
Warren: 6-7"

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Up to 8 inches of snow expected Thursday in New Jersey. Here's how much to expect in your county.