Morning Snowfall Totals Near 2 Feet

Listed below are the snowfall totals for this Nor'easter. Nearly two feet of snow has fallen in New York, with over a foot in five other states. Here in State College, PA, we have 8-9 inches on the ground, our highest amount this season. REPORT WHAT YOU'VE GOT TO THE SNOWMATRIX. I'll update these later this morning with an eye to the coastal wind gusts, which I haven't looked at closely yet.

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Check out this 24-hour radar loop from the storm:

Chatham Center, NY: 23.0"
Ghent, NY: 23.0"
Valatie, NY: 22.0"
Pleasant Mount, PA: 21.0"*
Phoenecia, NY: 21.0"
Platte Clove, NY: 20.0"

Chatham Center, NY: 23.0"
Worchester, MA: 16.9"
Highgate Center, VT: 16.0"
Francestown, NH: 15.0"
Tobyhanna, PA: 14.5"
Denmark, ME: 12.0"
Montague & Wantage, NJ: 11.0"
North Cannan & Southbury, CT: 11.0"
Cumberland, RI: 8.5"
Middletown & Wolfsville, MD: 8.0"
Inwood, WV: 7.5"
WINCHESTER, VA: 5.5"
Hockessin, DE: 3.1"

Pleasant Mount, PA: 21.0"*
Pine Bush, NY: 12.8"
Fairfield, NJ: 7.7"
Norwalk, CT: 8.0"
Dunstable, MA: 16.0"
Emmitsburg, MD: 10.0"
Middletown, RI: 4.5"
Stephens City, VA: 4.2"
Lisbon, NH: 10.0"
Newark, DE: 2.0" Sleet
Augusta, ME: 10.5"

Lewes, DE: 66 MPH
Rio Grande, NJ: 61 MPH
Wildwood, NJ: 61 MPH
Atlantic City, NJ: 60 MPH

*Unconfirmed SnowMatrix report BUT the same observer measured 8.2" when another observer in Red Lion, PA reported 8.0" shortly after 5 PM this afternoon, so this could be plausible. Runner up was Tobyhanna, PA with 17 inches.

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