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First snowstorm of the season drops 3 feet on New England
The season's first Nor'easter dumped 1-3 feet of snow over much of New England. These are the final totals.
Published Dec 4, 2019 3:21 PM EDT
The season's first Nor'easter dumped 1-3 feet of snow over much of New England. Here is a final map from WPC and my final list of totals, taken from their final report and AccuWeather's Local Storm Report database.
WPC final snowfall map for Dec. 1-3, 2019 shows a wide area (orange & red) received over a foot of snow.
Photos and additional details are available in our wrap-up story. The nor'easter was a slow moving, complex storm with two or three low pressure centers for more than a day.
WPC's final list of snow amounts (and wind gusts) also takes into account the previous days of the storm, all the way back to the West Coast.
HIGHEST AMOUNTS:
New Ipswich, NH: 36.0"
Rindge, NH: 33.3"
Greeneville, NH: 29.0
Peru, MA: 28.0"
Fultonville, NY: 28.0"
Jaffrey, NH: 28.0"
TOP AMOUNTS BY STATE:
New Ipswich, NH: 36.0"
Peru, MA: 28.0"
Fultonville, NY: 28.0"
Woodford, VT: 26.0"
North Granby, CT: 18.0"
Kittery, ME: 15.5"
Highland Lakes, NJ: 14.3"
Susquehanna, PA: 14.0"
TOP 5 SKI SLOPES:
Hunter Mountain, NY: 27"
Bromley Mountain, NY: 25"
Wachusett Mountain, NY: 25"
Mount Snow, VT: 24"
Belleayre, NY: 24"
STATES' TOP 5 AMOUNTS:
New Ipswich, NH: 36.0"
Rindge, NH: 33.3"
Greeneville, NH: 29.0"
Jaffrey, NH: 28.0"
Antrim, NH: 27.0"
Fultonville, NY: 28.0"
Schaghticoke, NY: 27.5"
Clifton Park Center, NY: 27.2"
Glenville, NY: 27.2"
Delanson, NY: 27.0"
Peru, MA: 28.0"
Fitchburg, MA: 27.4"
Townsend, MA: 25.2"
Multiple Locations, MA: 25.0"
Woodford, VT: 26.0"
Readsboro, VT: 25.5"
West Halifax & Wilmington, VT: 22.0"
Brattleboro, VT: 21.0"
Stamford, VT: 20.6"
North Granby, CT: 18.0"
Granby, CT: 17.0"
Somers, CT: 17.0"
Bradley, CT: 16.4"
West Granby, CT: 15.3"
Kittery, ME: 15.5"
Kennebunk, ME: 15.0"
Saco, ME: 14.0"
Scarborough, ME: 13.0"
York, ME: 12.4"
Ogunquit, ME: 12.4"
South Portland, ME: 11.6"
Highland Lakes, NJ: 14.3"
Vernon, NJ: 13.4"
Wantage, NJ: 10.5"
Randolph, NJ: 9.4"
Lake Hopatcong, NJ: 9.3"
West Milford, NJ: 9.2"
Susquehanna, PA: 14.0"
Lawrencville, PA: 13.0"
Granville Summit, PA: 12.1"
Litchfield, PA: 12.0"
Thompson, PA: 12.0"
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Report a TypoChapachet, RI: 11.8"
Burrillville, RI: 11.5"
Cumberland, RI: 11.0"
North Foster, RI: 10.5"
North Smithfield, RI: 8.5"