How Much Snow Did Your Neighborhood See?

A third snow storm dumped heavy snow on the tri-state Sunday into Monday morning. Everywhere from an inch on Long Island to 7 inches in parts of New Jersey were reported, but how much snow did your neighborhood get?

The snow started tapering off by 4 a.m. and sunshine will overtake the region by mid-morning, but the damage has already been done. Hundreds of schools, including New York City, are closed or delayed Monday. 

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Here are the latest snow totals county-by county: 

NEW YORK CITY:

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• Central Park: 3.8 inches
• LaGuardia Airport in Queens: 3.5 inches
• JFK Airport: 2.1 inches
• Rego Park: 2. 5 inches
• Bayside: 2 inches
• Jamaica: 2 inches

NEW YORK:

1. Rockland County:

• Spring Valley: 5 inches
• Nyack: 3.5 inches

2. Orange County: 

• Middletown: 4. 8 inches
• Vails Gate: 3 inches

3. Putnam County: 

• Brewster: 7.8 inches
• Putnam Valley: 5.8 inches

4. Westchester County: 

• White Plains: 5 inches
• Jefferson Valley: 5 inches
• Armonk: 4 inches

5. Dutchess County: 

• Fishkill: 6.8 inches
• Red Hook: 2 inches

6. Ulster County: 

• Esopus: 3 inches

LONG ISLAND:

1. Nassau County:

• Franklin Square: 2.5 inches
• Seaford: 1.5 inches
• Old Bethpage: 1.5 inches

2. Suffolk County: 

• Upton: 1.6 inches
• Patchogue: 1. 4 inches

NEW JERSEY:

1. Bergen County:

• Franklin Lakes: 4.7 inches
• East Rutherford: 4 inches
• Ridgefield: 3.2 inches

2. Essex County: 

• Cedar Grove: 5.3 inches

• Newark Airport: 3.8 inches

3. Hudson County: 

• Harrison: 5 inches

4. Union County: 

• Union: 6.3 inches
• Elizabeth: 4.4 inches

5. Hunterdon County: 

• Flemington: 2.1 inches

6. Middlesex County: 

• Edison: 3.4 inches
• New Brunswick: 3.3 inches
• Metuchen: 3.1 inches
• East Brunswick: 1. 5 inches
• Old bridge: 1.2 inches

7. Monmouth County: 

• Freehold: 3.2 inches
• Howell: 1.5 inches

8. Morris County: 

• Succasunna: 7.8 inches
• Chester: 7. 5 inches
• Schooleys Mountain: 7. 5 inches
• Morristown: 7 inches
• Jefferson Township: 6.6 inches
• Millington: 3. 5 inches

9. Ocean County:

• Jackson: 1.5 inches

10. Somerset County: 

• Basking Ridge: 5 inches
• Somerset: 4.3 inches
• Bridgewater: 4 inches

11. Sussex County: 

• Highland Lakes: 7.3 inches
• Wantage: 3.5 inches
• Hopatcong: 3 inches
• Sparta: 3 inches

12. Warren County: 

• Hackettstown: 5.8 inches
• Stewartsville: 5. 1 inches
• Blairstown: 4.3 inches

CONNECTICUT: 

1. Fairfield County: 

 

• Easton: 6.2 inches
• Norwalk: 5.2 inches
• Stamford: 5 inches
• Greenwich: 5 inches

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