How much snow fell in the Tri-State Area? See the totals.
Snow piled up across the New York City area as a winter storm moved through the region Sunday.
Some of the highest totals were on Long Island and in New Jersey, where greater than 6 inches of snow has been measured.
Winter storm tapers off
Snowfall tapered off late Sunday morning, except on Long Island, where the weather out east started to clear at around 2 p.m.
As the storm wrapped up, winds started to increase, with gusts between 25-35 mph at times and temperatures expected to plummet later in the evening. Windchills will make it feel like the single digits and possibly sub-zero as well.
The falling temperatures and another arctic blast mean roads could remain slick and dangerous Sunday night. Icing will be a concern overnight into Monday morning.
Snow totals
Here's a look at how much snow fell Sunday in the Tri-State Area.
New York
- Commack, Suffolk County -- 8.5"
- East Northport, Suffolk County -- 8"
- Islandia, Suffolk County -- 7.0"
- Merrick, Nassau County -- 6.1"
- Grasmere, Staten Island -- 6.1"
- Shirley, Suffolk County -- 6.0"
- Bayside, Queens -- 5.5"
- Plainview, Nassau County -- 5.3"
- Hartsdale, Westchester County -- 5.3"
- Sayville, Suffolk County -- 5.0"
- Williamsburg, Brooklyn -- 4.3"
- Larchmont, Westchester County -- 4.0"
- New City, Rockland County -- 3.7"
- Co-Op City, Bronx -- 3.2"
- Central Park, Manhattan -- 2.7"
New Jersey
- Colts Neck, Monmouth County -- 8.2"
- Toms River, Ocean County -- 8.1"
- Cranbury, Middlesex County -- 7.3"
- Millburn, Essex County -- 7.0"
- Bridgewater, Somerset County -- 6.6"
- Union, Union County -- 6"
- Edison, Middlesex County -- 5.2"
- Newark, Essex County -- 5.0"
- Plainfield, Union County -- 4.7"
- Springfield, Union County -- 4.5"
Connecticut
- Norwalk, Fairfield County -- 5.5"
- Greenwich, Fairfield County -- 5.1"
- Bridgeport, Fairfield County -- 4.5"
- Ridgefield, Fairfield County -- 3.8"
- Bethel, Fairfield County -- 2.6"
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