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 starts tapering 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 so far
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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