Biggest winter storm snow totals around N.Y., N.J. and Conn.
NEW YORK - This weekend's winter storm truly brought a mix of weather and impacts throughout the Tri-State Area.
So who got the most snow out of it?
As of noon Sunday, the top five spots were:
- Plattekill in Ulster County, N.Y., with 14.6"
- Port Jervis in Orange County, N.Y. with 13.1"
- Wantage in Sussex County, N.J., also with 13.0"
- Unionville in Orange County, N.Y. with 12.4"
- Blairstown in Warren County, N.J. with 10.5"
Here's a closer look at some other snow totals around the area:
- Cold Spring in Putnam County, N.Y. got 6.5"
- Franklin Lakes in Bergen County, N.J. got 5.7"
- Greenwich, Conn. got 4.5"
- Stony Point in Rockland County, N.Y. got 4"
Despite these significant impacts elsewhere, New York City continued its snow drought, with less than an inch recorded.
A look at some of the low snow accumulations around the are:
- Newark, N.J. got 0.4"
- LaGuardia Airport got 0.3"
- Central Park got 0.2"
- JFK Airport got 0.1"
- Islip, N.Y. got just a trace
It has now been a record-setting 693 days since New York City got an inch of snow in Central Park. The last time was on Feb. 13, 2022.
Stay with the First Alert Weather Team for the latest on the storm.
