Pittsburgh Weather: Snow Totals From Across The Region

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PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - Snow, ice, rain and more battered western Pennsylvania over the weekend, with some regions seeing more of one element than others.

Certain communities in western Pennsylvania have seen as much 11 inches of snow. Here is a complete list:

Neshannock: 12.7 inches
Polk: 11 inches
Mayville: 10.4 inches
New Wilmington: 10.4 inches
West Middlesex 10.2 inches
Franklin: 10 inches
Fryburg (Clarion County): 10 inches
New Wilmington: 10 inches
Cooperstown: 9.8 inches
Hydetown: 9.7 inches
Brookville: 8 inches
Slippery Rock: 4.5 inches
New Castle: 4.5 inches
North Park: 3 inches
Fox Run: Butler 3 inches
Leasureville: Butler 2.6 inches
Pittsburgh: 2.5 inches
Hampton Township: 2.5 inches
Moon Township: 2.2 inches
Donegal Township: 2 inches
Shaler Township: 1.8 inches
Bridgeville: 1.5 inches
Aliquippa: 1.1 inches
North Braddock: 1 inch

The National Weather Service has been tracking the amount of rain the areas has received during the storm:

Brentwood: 1.39 inches
McCandless Township: 1.34 inches
Waynesburg: 1.3 inches
Mount Oliver: 1.3 inches
Freeport Damn: 1.25 inches
Donegal Township: 1.18 inches
Brentwood: 1.15 inches
Bridgeville: 1.11 inches
New Kensington: 1.07 inches
Penn Hils: 1.06 inches
McKeesport: 1.05 inches
Pittsburgh: 1.05 inches
McKees Rocks: 1.04 inches
Swissvale: 1.02 inches
Indiana: 1.02 inches
Pittsburgh International Airport: 1.01 inches
Allegheny County Airport: 1 inch
Shaler Township: 1 inch

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