The forecasts all promised massive snow totals, they usually did not disappoint.
The snowstorm was the ninth greatest ever for Central Park, which noticed 19.7 inches. Totals had been piling up all day. Listed here are among the greatest accumulations across the tri-state space.
In line with the Nationwide Climate Service, a handful of spots on Lengthy Island and in New Jersey noticed 30 inches or extra. The Lengthy Island city of Islip might have gotten probably the most of anyplace within the area, with 31 inches total. That is its greatest snowstorm since 1963.
Use the map under to see up to date totals out of your space:
Listed here are among the highest totals from across the tri-state:
- Central Islip, Lengthy Island: 31 in.
- Lyndhurst, New Jersey: 30.7 in.
- Carlstadt, New Jersey: 30.2 in.
- East Islip, Lengthy Island: 30 in.
- Patchogue, Lengthy Island: 30 in.
- Babylon, Lengthy Island: 29.5 in.
- Leonia, New Jersey: 29.7 in.
- Grasmere, Staten Island: 29 in.
- Holbrook, Lengthy Island: 29 in.
- Nesconset, Lengthy Island: 28.8 in.
- Todt Hill, Staten Island: 27.8 in.
- Haworth, New Jersey: 27.6 in
- Englewood, New Jersey: 27.5 in.
- Newark Airport: 27.1 in.
- Ridgefield, New Jersey: 27.1 in.
- Dongan Hills, Staten Island: 27 in.
- North Merrick, Lengthy Island: 25.4 in.
- Greenville, Westchester County: 24.1 in.
- Hartsdale, Westchester County: 24 in.
- Valhalla, Westchester County: 24 in.
- Mott Haven, Bronx: 23.4 in.
- Whitestone, Queens: 23 in.
- Washington Heights, Manhattan: 22.8 in.
- Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn: 22.5 in.
This is a take a look at snow totals from round New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut (up to date as of three p.m. Monday):
New York Metropolis
Suffolk County, Lengthy Island
Nassau County, Lengthy Island
North Jersey
Central Jersey
Ocean County, New Jersey
Hudson Valley
Fairfield County
