Snow totals: Here's how much fell in NY, NJ and CT last night
The Brief
Parts of the NYC Tri-State were blanketed with snow from Saturday night into Sunday morning.
Manhattan's Center Park saw around 3 inches, while parts of Long Island recorded up to 5 inches.
NEW YORK - Several inches of snow blanketed the NYC area from Saturday night into Sunday morning.
Central Park saw at least 3 inches of snow, while parts of Connecticut, Long Island and the Lower Hudson Valley reported more than 4 inches. And don't get too comfortable! The forecast shows another chance for snow next week.
Check below for snow totals in your area:
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By the numbers
Check below to find out how much snow your area recorded, according to the National Weather Service.
Bronx County
1 ENE Fordham: 4.6 inches
1 NW Fordham: 3.1 inches
Kings County (Brooklyn)
1 WNW Crown Heights: 3.0 inches
Sheepshead Bay: 3.0 inches
Midwood: 2.8 inches
Nassau County
Muttontown: 5.1 inches
Jericho: 4.9 inches
East Williston: 4.4 inches
Hicksville: 4.3 inches
2 N Massapequa: 4.2 inches
Syosset: 4.0 inches
Manhasset Hills: 3.9 inches
Westbury: 3.8 inches
Floral Park: 3.7 inches
Farmingdale: 3.5 inches
Plainview: 3.5 inches
1 WSW Plainview: 3.5 inches
Hicksville: 3.5 inches
Sea Cliff: 3.1 inches
Bellmore: 3.0 inches
Bethpage: 2.8 inches
Merrick: 2.8 inches
New York (Manhattan) County
New York: 3.1 inches
Orange County
2 E Highland Mills: 3.5 inches
Chester: 3.0 inches
Queens County
NYC/La Guardia: 3.6 inches
NYC/JFK Airport: 3.1 inches
Bellerose: 3.1 inches
Richmond County (Staten Island)
Dongan Hills: 2.2 inches
Suffolk County
Commack: 4.8 inches
Hampton Bays: 4.8 inches
Centereach: 4.5 inches
Yaphank: 4.5 inches
North Patchogue: 4.5 inches
Stony Brook: 4.5 inches
Upton: 4.4 inches
Ronkonkoma: 4.3 inches
Miller Place: 4.2 inches
Islip Airport: 4.0 inches
1 WSW Commack: 4.0 inches
1 N Center Moriches 4.0 inches
Islip Terrace: 4.0 inches
Deer Park: 3.8 inches
Sayville: 3.5 inches
Patchogue: 3.4 inches
Babylon: 3.3 inches
Hampton Bays: 3.3 inches
Smithtown: 3.2 inches
Amityville: 3.0 inches
Manorville: 2.9 inches
East Islip: 2.5 inches
Westchester County
Eastchester: 3.5 inches
Ossining: 3.5 inches
Croton-on-Hudson: 3.3 inches
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Bergen County
Wallington: 3.1 inches
Fair Lawn: 3.0 inches
Montvale 1.8 ESE: 3.0 inches
North Arlington: 3.0 inches
Oakland: 3.0 inches
East Rutherford: 2.9 inches
Franklin Lakes: 2.6 inches
Hasbrouck Heights: 2.5 inches
Palisades Park 2.4 inches
River Edge 0.4 NNE: 1.8 inches
Essex County
North Caldwell: 3.0 inches
West Orange: 3.0 inches
Montlair: 2.8 inches
Maplewood: 1.6 inches
Hudson County
Harrison: 2.8 inches
Kearney 1.7 NNW: 2.7 inches
1 WSW Hoboken: 2.6 inches
Hoboken: 2.1 inches
Passaic County
Hawthorne: 3.9 in
Wayne: 3.5 inches
Little Falls: 3.1 inches
Union County
Newark Airport: 3.0 inches
Elizabeth: 2.8 inches
Cranford Twp 0.6 NNW: 2.4 inches
Mountainside: 2.3 inches
Clark: 2.0 inches
New Providence: 2.0 inches
Westfield: 2.0 inches
Fairfield County
Sandy Hook: 6.1 inches
Bridgeport Airport: 5.0 inches
1 E Danbury: 5.0 inches
New Canaan: 5.0 inches
Newtown 5.3 S: 5.0 inches
5 ENE Redding: 5.0 inches
Trumbull 2.6 SSE: 4.9 inches
Ridgefield: 4.8 inches
Bethel: 4.7 inches
Ridgefield 2.4 NNE: 4.6 inches
Shelton: 4.5 inches
Wilton: 4.5 inches
3 NNE Southport: 4.4 inches
Stamford 1.0 S: 4.4 inches
Norwalk: 4.3 inches
NNW New Fairfield: 4.2 inches
Weston: 4.2 inches
Southport: 4.1 inches
Public 2 N Stamford: 4.1 inches
Public Easton: 4.0 inches
Public Stratford: 4.0 inches
2 SSW Weston: 3.8 inches
Bethel 4.5 SSE: 3.7 inches
Brookfield: 3.6 inches
Middlesex County
Killingworth: 4.5 inches
Clinton: 4.4 inches
Duram: 4.0 inches
Higganum: 4.0 inches
Westbrook: 3.8 inches
Middlefield 1.4 W: 3.7 inches
New Haven County
Hamden: 5.2 inches
Naugatuck: 5.0 inches
North Haven: 5.0 inches
Seymour: 5.0 inches
Madison: 4.4 inches
Madison Center 1.3 N: 4.2 inches
1 ENE North Haven: 4.0 inches
Southbury 2.3 W: 4.0 inches
Wallingford: 4.0 inches
Public 1 SW Branford: 3.7 inches
1 NNW Meriden: 3.6 inches
Prospect: 3.6 inches
Meriden: 3.5 inches
Waterbury: 3.3 inches
New London County
Old Lyme 1.7 NNE: 5.0 inches
New London: 4.7 inches
Mystic: 4.6 inches
East Lyme: 4.5 inches
3 SSE Gales Ferry: 4.5 inches
Groton: 4.5 inches
Public Jewett City 3.0 ESE: 4.5 inches
Niantic: 4.5 inches
Pawcatuck: 4.5 inches
1 SSW New London: 4.2 inches
Waterford: 4.2 inches
Norwich: 4.0 inches
Preston: 4.0 inches
Uncasville 2.4 NNW: 3.9 inches
4 SW Voluntown: 3.8 inches
What's next
Next week has many more chances for snow in New York City as forecast models show a change in the jet stream pattern.
According to FOX Weather, New York City is potentially seeing double-digit totals from storm systems that will impact the region from Monday, Feb. 10 to Monday, Feb. 17.
Exact snowfall amounts are still being fine-tuned, so uncertainty in the track and precipitation type for each system still remains.
The country's active weather pattern is expected to continue throughout most of the month, with no relief in sight for the nation's heartland through the East Coast.
The Source
This article uses information from the National Weather Service.
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