How much snow fell today? Totals for NYC area

By Michael Stallone

Updated February 13, 2024 6:09pm EST

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New Yorkers slog through another winter storm

If you love snow, today's weather was a bit of a letdown, but it's still the most snow New York City has seen in years, and people made the most of it. FOX 5 NY's Kendall Green went out to see how New Yorkers spent their snow day.

NEW YORK - The New York City area saw several inches of snow after a major winter storm impacted parts of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. Scroll down to find snow totals in your community.

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Check below to find out how much snow your area recorded, according to the National Weather Service.

Pedestrians walk through the snow during a storm in Brooklyn. (Stephanie Keith/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

NY snow totals

Manhattan

Central Park: 3.2 in.
Fordham: 2.2

Bronx County

Parkchester: 4.6 in.

Kings County

Greenpoint: 1.5 in.
Coney Island: 6.9 in.

An increasingly rare snow storm descends over New York City during the morning commute in Brooklyn. (Photo by Andrew Lichtenstein/Corbis via Getty Images)

Nassau County

Albertson: 1.0 in.
Bellerose: 2.8 in.
East Meadow: 5.2 in.
East Williston: 5.7 in.
Farmingdale: 4.0 in.
Glen Cove: 8.1 in.
Herricks: 1.0 in.
Levittown: 6.0 in.
Massapequa: 3.0 in.
Muttontown: 7.8 in.
Syosset: 1.5 in.

People walk through the snow in Central Park in New York City on February 13, 2024. (Photo by Yuki IWAMURA / AFP) (Photo by YUKI IWAMURA/AFP via Getty Images)

Fordham: 2.2 in.

Orange County

Chester: 13.0 in.
Cornwall: 10.4 in.
Gardnertown: 9.1 in.
Goshen: 10.6 in.
Greenwood Lake: 10.3 in.
Highland Mills: 12.3 in.
Middletown: 11.0 in.
Monroe: 9.5 in.
Pine Bush: 8.2 in.
Port Jervis: 11.0 in.
Stewart Airport: 10.4 in.
Warwick: 13.4 in.
Washingtonville: 10.5 in.
West Point: 8.0 in.

Putnam County

Carmel Hamlet: 6.2 in.
Cold Spring: 11.1 in.
Fahnestock State Park:12.1 in.
Mahopac: 11.3 in.
Putnam Valley: 10.0 in.

Queens County

La Guardia: 3.3 in.
JFK Airport: 4.2 in.
Elmhurst: 3.3 in.

Richmond County

Willowbrook: 2.0 in.
Annadale: 1.5 in.

Rockland County

Congers: 6.5 in.
Nanuet: 10.3 in.
New City: 9.7 in.
New Hempstead: 5.9 in.
Nyack: 4.1 in.
Spring Valley: 4.8 in.
Stony Point: 10.5 in.

(Robert Moses/FOX 5 NY)

Suffolk County

Centereach: 5.5 in.
Commack: 6.0 in.
East Patchogue: 3.5 in.
Greenlawn: 5.5 in.
Hauppauge: 5.0 in.
Huntington: 6.6 in.
Islip Airport: 4.2 in.
Mount Sinai: 5.0 in.
Nesconset: 4.0 in.
Port Jefferson Station: 2.0 in.
Smithtown: 6.1 in.
Stony Brook: 7.0 in.
Upton: 5.0 in.

Westchester County

Armonk: 5.0 in.
Briarcliff Manor: 8.0 in.
Croton-on-Hudson: 9.0 in.
Golden's Bridge: 6.3 in.
Hartsdale: 7.2 in.
Montrose: 9.8 in.
New Rochelle:: 5.1 in.
North Castle: 9.5 in.
Ossining: 9.0 in.
Peekskill: 10.8 in.
Scarsdale: 6.8 in.
Shrub Oak: 5.0 in.
South Salem: 4.0 in.
White Plains: 6.5 in.
Yorktown Heights: 10.0 in.

NJ snow totals

A view of snow covered trees and wooden fences during a snowfall at Hudson County in New Jersey. (Photo by Islam Dogru/Anadolu via Getty Images)

Bergen County

Bergenfield: 8.1 in.
Fair Lawn: 5.5 in.
Franklin Lakes: 9.1 in.
Lyndhurst: 5.3 in.
Montvale: 4.5 in.
North Arlington: 3.5 in.
Oakland: 4.8 in.
Palisades Park: 3.5 in.
River Edge: 1.7 in.
River Vale: 9.8 in.
Rutherford: 5.5 in.
Tenafly: 2.6 in.
Westwood: 8.3 in.

Essex County

Essex Fells: 9.5 in.
Livingston: 7.0 in.
Maplewood: 3.7 in.
Montclair: 4.0 in.
Orange: 5.6 in.
Springfield: 7.1 in.
Verona: 4.5 in.
West Caldwell: 5.9 in.

Hudson County

East Newark: 5.0 in.
Harrison: 5.5 in.
Hoboken: 3.7 in.
Kearny: 3.9 in.

A man walks on a snow covered road during a snowfall at Hudson County in New Jersey. (Photo by Islam Dogru/Anadolu via Getty Images)

Hunterdon County

Flemington: 8.0 in.
Readington Twp.: 7.5 in.
Ringoes: 3.8 in.

Mercer County

Ewing: 2.3 in.
Hamilton Square: 1.4 in.
Princeton: 4.5 in.
Trenton Mercer Airport: 4.2 in.
Woodsville: 6.8 in.

Middlesex County

Cranbury: 2.7 in.
East Brunswick: 3.6 in.
Edison: 4.3 in.
Highland Park: 4.5 in.
Iselin: 5.0 in.
Metuchen: 6.1 in.
North Brunswick: 4.3 in.
South Amboy: 3.5 in.
South Plainfield: 5.5 in.
South River: 3.4 in.

Monmouth County

Clarksburg: 3.3 in.
Freehold: 5.1 in.
Holmdel: 3.0 in.
Howell: 2.0 in.
Manasquan: 1.2 in.
Middletown: 3.0 in.
Monmouth Beach: 2.2 in.
Perrineville: 3.3 in.
Red Bank: 2.0 in.
Tinton Falls: 3.2 in.

Morris County

Boonton: 6.0 in.
Denville: 10.2 in.
Ledgewood: 6.0 in.
Pompton Plains: 6.0 in.
Randolph: 11.5 in.
Rockaway: 8.0 in.
Whippany: 7.5 in.

Ocean County

Brick: 1.7 in.

Passaic County

West Milford: 9.5 in.

Somerset County

Basking Ridge: 7.3 in.
Green Brook Twp: 5.0 in.
Hillsborough Township: 6.5 in.
Millstone: 3.0 in.
Warren: 8.3 in.

Sussex County

Franklin: 9.5 in.
Hampton Twp.: 13.0 in.
Montague: 13.5 in.
Newton: 11.0 in.
Pellettown: 11.0 in.
Sparta: 12.5 in.
Sussex: 15.0 in.
Wantage Twp.: 11.6 in.

Union County

Maplewood: 3.7 in.
Mountainside: 7.5 in.
New Providence: 7.9 in.
Newark Airport: 1.4 in.
Plainfield: 5.7 in.
Rahway: 5.0 in.

Warren County

Blairstown: 12.0 in.
Hackettstown: 9.0 in.
Stewartsville: 8.0 in.

CT snow totals

Fairfield County

Bethel: 11.8 in.
Bridgeport: 7.6 in.
Fairfield: 4.0 in.
Greenwich: 6.5 in.
New Canaan: 7.6 in.
New Fairfield: 10.5 in.
Newtown: 10.5 in.
Norwalk: 6.0 in.
Shelton: 4.0 in.
Stamford: 5.5 in.
Stratford: 2.5 in.

Middlesex County

Cromwell: 11.5 in.
Chester Center: 7.5 in.
Higganum: 6.0 in.
Durham: 5.0 in.
Westbrook: 3.0 in.

New Haven County

Beacon Falls: 5.0 in.
Cheshire: 5.0 in.
Guilford: 5.3 in.
Hamden: 5.2 in.
Madison 8.6in.
Milford: 3.5 in.
Prospect: 4.7 in.
Wallingford: 5.0 in.
Waterbury: 12.5 in.

New London County

East Lyme 2.1 in
Ledyard Center: 3.7 in.
Mystic: 1.7 in.
New London: 1.5 in.
Niantic: 0.5 in.
Norwich: 4.1 in.
Old Lyme: 1.0 in.
Preston: 3.5. in.
Stonington: 1.2 in.
Waterford: 1.0 in.