Northeast Amounts - Two Feet of Snow!

UPDATE (8 PM): The storm is ending in Boston, where they have had a lot of trees downed. Here's an updated list of selected snowfall amounts (highest per state for NWS & SnowMatrix):

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Gore Mountain, NY: 24.0" (OnTheSnow.com) Ragged Mountain, NH: 21.0" (OnTheSnow.com) Ascutney & Stratton, VT: 19.0" (OnTheSnow.com) Pittsfield, VT: 18.0" (SnowMatrix) Mansfield, MA: 15.0" (SnowMatrix) Jiminy Peak, MA: 14.0" (OnTheSnow.com) Hampstead, NH: 14.0" (SnowMatrix) Rochester, NH: 14.0" Eustis, ME: 13.3" Lowell, MA: 13.0" Shawnee Peak, ME: 13.0" (OnTheSnow.com) Speculator, NY: 12.5" Marshfield, VT: 11.0" Gardener, ME: 9.0" (SnowMatrix) Burrillville, RI: 5.5" Burlington Center, CT: 5.5" Warren, NJ: 3.8" (SnowMatrix) Pinebush, NY: 3.75" (SnowMatrix) Tobyhanna, PA: 3.0" Hamden, CT: 3.0" Butler, NJ: 2.9"

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UPDATE (2 PM): Here are some initial snow totals. Some Comments below on the extreme storm in Boston can be read below. I will update these totals again later today and will continue to add Raw Video (at right) as it comes in. I added ice pictures below - you guys have been uploading some good ones of those, and 0.30" or less of ice has been reported in Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

Highmarket, NY: 8.0"; Madison, NH: 7.0"; West Barnet, VT: 6.0"; Shirley, MA: 5.9"; Mossup & Sterling, CT: 4.0"; Warwick, RI: 3.6"; Hollis, ME: 3.2"; Tobyhanna, PA: 3.0"; Butler, NJ: 2.9"

ORIGINAL ENTRY:

The second, weaker (for Pennsvyvlania and the major cities south of Boston) snow storm is moving through the Northeast this morning with precipitation of varying intensity and type. Later today I will have a list of snowfall totals. Here is an updated to a couple of images I posted to the Forums showing the latest radar and official observations. If you look at the radar, it looks like it's almost over, but more than a foot is expected to fall in the inland New England areas after the coastal low develops fully, according to Meteo Madness Man (PREMIUM | PRO)