How much snow has fallen in the Northeast? Live cameras from NYC, Philly, DC

NEW YORK CITY - Snow has been falling across the Northeast since early Sunday morning, and will continue to pummel the region throughout most of the day until it turns to sleet and freezing rain during the evening hours.

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Snow totals

By the numbers:

Here are the current snow totals for Philadelphia, New York City and the Washington, D.C., region as of 11 a.m. Sunday:

Pennsylvania

• Berks County: 3–6.3 inches
• Bucks County: 2.9 inches
• Chester County: 4–6.8 inches
• East Nantmeal Township: 2.3 in
• Lehigh County: 2–5.6 inches
• Montgomery County: 4–5.9 inches
• Northampton County: 3–5.6 inches
• Philadelphia County: 1.6-4 inches

New Jersey

• Atlantic County: 2.2 inches
• Mays Landing 2 inches
• Somers Point 1.7 inches
• Burlington County: 2.4-5 inches
• Camden County: 5 inches
• Cape May County: 5 inches
• Hunterdon County: 3.5-6 inches
• Mercer County: 1.7 inches
• Middlesex County: 3.2 inches
• Monmouth County: 4 inches
• Morris County: 3–4.6 inches
• Ocean County: 3–4.8 inches
• Sussex County: 2.5–4.7 inches
• Cranford: 3 inches
• Fair Lawn: 3.6 inches
• Franklin Lakes: 4.2 inches
• Harrison: 4 inches
• Mahwah: 5 inches
• Montclair: 2.5 inches
• Newark: 3 inches
• North Arlington: 2.5 inches
• Oakland: 3.5 inches
• Palisades Park: 3 inches
• Pompton Lakes: 1.5 inches
• Ridgefield: 3 inches
• River Edge 4.3 inches
• River Vale: 5.3 inches
• Verona: 2.6 inches
• Wayne: 4 inches
• Westfield: 4.4 inches

Delaware

• Kent County: 2.6–6.5 inches
• New Castle County: 2.9–6.5 inches
• Sussex County: 4 inches

New York

• Amityville: 1.2 inches
• Armonk: 2 inches
• Bay Ridge: 2.3 inches
• Brooklyn: 1.5 inches
• Commack: 3 inches
• Dongan Hills: 1.3 inches
• East Williston: 2.6 inches
• Greenwood Lake: 2 inches
• Hartsdale: 3 inches
• Islandia: 3.6 inches
• Jamesport: 1.7 inches
• Miller Place: 2.5 inches
• Monroe: 3.5 inches
• Mount Sinai: 1 inch
• Nesconset: 1.5 inches
• North Babylon: 3 inches
• Peekskill: 2.7 inches
• Port Jefferson Station: 2.1 inches
• Seaford: 1.8 inches
• Syosset: 3.5 inches
• Wantagh: 1.1 inches
• White Plains: 4 inches
• Woodlawn: 4.2 inches

Connecticut

• Bethel: 1.5 inches
• Cromwell: 1.1 inches
• New Canaan: 1.1 inches
• Norwalk: 3 inches
• Shelton: 0.5 inches
• Stamford: 3.5 inches
• West Haven: 0.5 in

Washington, D.C.

• District of Columbia: 5 inches

Virginia

• Arlington County: 5 inches
• Alexandria: 5 inches
• Fredericksburg: 4 inches
• Fairfax County: 5 inches
• Frederick County: 5.8-6 inches
• Loudoun County: 5–7 inches
• Prince William County: 3.6–5.5 inches
• Stafford County: 4.2 inches

Maryland

• Anne Arundel County: 4.5–7.5 inches
• Baltimore County: 4.8–7.9 inches
• Baltimore City: 6.7 inches
• Calvert County: 4.5-6 inches
• Carroll County: 4.8-7 inches
• Frederick County: 5.5-7 inches
• Howard County: 5–8.5 inches
• Montgomery County: 4.8-7 inches
• Prince Georges County: 4.9-6 inches

More snow coming

What's next:

Several more inches of snow are expected to fall across the Northeast on Sunday, before the snow mixes with sleet and freezing rain in the evening hours. The storm is expected to clear out of the region by early Monday morning.

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