How much snow did we get so far? Snow totals for Pennsylvania, Delaware and New Jersey

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- The snow drought is over!

After nearly two years, Philadelphia finally has accumulating snow. As of 8 a.m. Tuesday, Philadelphia International Airport has recorded 3.3 inches of snow, up from 1.5 inches as of midnight.

Here's a look at some of the highest snow totals in the surrounding Pennsylvania suburbs:

• Boothwyn, Pa.: 3.4 inches
• Jennersville: 3.3 inches
• Chelsea: 3 inches
• East Norristown: 3 inches
• King of Prussia: 2.5 inches
• Downingtown: 2.5 inches
• Chadds Ford, Pa.: 2.2 inches

In Delaware, Middletown got 2.8 inches as of 7:30 a.m. and Hockessin got 2.1 inches.

Over in Montgomery County, CBS Philadelphia meteorologist Tammie Souza is reporting three inches at her home in Narberth.

We're seeing about 3 inches in parts of Burlington County over in New Jersey as well.

• Greentree, NJ: 3.5 inches
• Mount Laurel, NJ.: 3.0 inches
• Burlington, NJ: 2.9 inches
• Haddon Township, NJ: 2.6 inches
  
• Minotola, NJ: 1.6 inches
• Cherry Hill: 1.3 inches

In Gloucester County, Paulsboro reported 2.7 inches as of 7:30 a.m.

Areas to the north and west like the Lehigh Valley and Poconos could pick up another 1-3 inches before the storm moves out Tuesday afternoon, but across the region expect to see slick and icy roads during the morning commute.

Here's what we saw as of roughly 7 a.m.:

• Macungie, Pa.: 2 inches
• District Township: 1.8 inches
• Hellertown: 2.1 inches
• North Catasauqua: 1.4 inches

If you haven't started shoveling yet, meteorologist Grant Gilmore says it's probably a good idea to hold off for now. If there's freezing rain in your area, any cleared surfaces will develop a light glaze and make it much more difficult to walk on.

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