Final Snowfalls, Wild Temps

NOTE: This article updates previously issued snowfall totals from 12/15 AM & 12/15 PM.

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Highest Snowfall Totals By State:

DANNEMORA, NY: 12.0"
WALDEN, VT: 10.5"
GORHAM, NH: 10.5"
HIRAM, ME: 9.0"
GLENCOE, PA: 8.6"
STRAWBERRY POINT, IA: 8.2"
AUSTIN, PRIOR LAKE, SAINT CLOUD, MN: 8.0" (SNOWMATRIX REPORT)
FRANKLIN, MI: 8.1" (SNOWMATRIX REPORT)
BUFFALO, WI: 7.8"
MONTEREY, VA: 7.0"
HUTTONSVILLE, WV: 6.8"
(SNOWMATRIX REPORT)
RADNOR, OH: 6.0"
FROSTBURG, MD: 5.0"
OTTAWA, IN: 4.5"
GOSHEN, MA: 4.0"
NEW JERSEY & DELAWARE: Less Than 1"

PHOTO CAPTION: Plowing Ahead - December 16, 2005 - A snow plow pushes snow off the road as a line of motorists follow along a country road in the Western Maryland town of Accident, Md. A winter storm made driving conditions a problem during Thursday afternoon. (AP Photo/ Chris Gardner)

Here are some photos that I took this morning of the snow and ice in State College, PA:

Updated Pennsylvania Snowfall Totals Over 6 inches:

GLENCOE: 8.6"
PUNXSUTAWNEY: 7.0"
LAPORTE: 7.0"
DUNCANSVILLE: 6.6"
JOHNSTOWN: 6.5"
ALTOONA: 6.5"
ALBA: 6.5"
COVINGTON: 6.1"

PARTIAL REPORTS MAP AS OF 1PM | LIVE MAP

The National Weather Service in Philadelphia also noted:

Here are graphs from a couple of stations they were looking at:
WU2Z N. Brunswick, NJ (31 to 61 F)
CW2844 Paoli, PA (27 to 56 F)

Even here in Central PA at AccuWeather HQ, we rose from 11 degrees to 28 degrees between midnight on the 15th and 16th (see graph below).

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