The snowfall totals for the Hudson and Harlem valleys were close but no quite what the predictions said they were going to be. Most forecasts called for more then a foot a snow throughout the region with higher elevation and western regions were predicted to receive 18 inches or more of the white stuff.
In Westchester county most towns received 10-11 inches while Putnam and Dutchess Counties to the north had varying amount. Brewster received 7.2 inches while next door in Carmel 10 inches fell, according to the National Weather Service reports.
Snowfall Totals in region*
Putnam County:
COLD SPRING 10.1 IN 0855 AM BEACON 10.0 IN 0700 AM CARMEL 10.0 IN 0800 AM COLD SPRING 9.5 IN 0715 AM
As of 11:00 pm last evening PUTNAM VALLEY 7.5 IN 1100 PM BREWSTER 7.2 IN 110
Westchester County*
MOUNT KISCO 11.0 IN 0740 AM 12/17 PUBLIC North WHITE PLAINS 11.0 IN 0700 AM 12/17 PUBLIC YORKTOWN HEIGHTS 11.0 IN 0800 AM 12/17 COCORAHS SOUTH SALEM 10.7 IN 715 AM 12/17
PEEKSKILL . 7.0 IN 1032 PM on 12/16 E ELMSFORD 5.8 IN 1020 PM on 12/16 PEEKSKILL 4.8 IN 0945 PM on 12/16 DOBBS FERRY 3.5 IN 1020 PM on 12/16
Fairfield County, Ct.:
Danbury 12.8 IN 7:00 am on 12/17
Sherman 11.5 IN 5:15 am on 12/17
Ridgefield 9.0 IN 63:0 am an 12/17
*Source: National Weather Service. Unofficial totals)
Dutchess County, NY (Figures reported by Lohud.com)
Hyde Park: 14.5 in at 11:30 a.m.
Red Hook: 14.5 in at 7:07 a.m.
Millerton: 23 in at 10:21 a.m.
Beacon: 10 in at 7 a.m.
There are several reports that Binghamton, NY received anywhere from 36 inches to 41 inches while in Albany, NY anywhere from 18 to 23 inches fell according to sources.
According to boston.cbslocal.com, most of Western Massachusetts saw 14 inches while the eastern part of the state (Boston area) had 9 inches of snow.