Here is video footage of the first snowfall of the 2012-13 winter season. A powerful nor’easter came up the Mid-Atlantic coast and brought anywhere from one inch to nearly a foot of the white stuff to a region already reeling in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. The storm stayed a bit further offshore than forecast, which brought snowfall totals down to interior sections of New Jersey while bringing them up near the coast. In South Plainfield, there was only 1.5 inches of snow with winds up to 39 miles per hour, and a barometric pressure that fell to only 29.74 inches, or 1007 millibars.