How much snow fell today? Totals for NYC area

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 the Brooklyn borough of New York, US, on Tuesday, Feb. 13, 2024. A powerful winter storm descended on the US Northeast on Tuesday, dropping snow across the region while snarling commutes, shutting schools and canceling hundreds of flights. Photographer: Stephanie Keith/Bloomberg via Getty Images

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.

NEW YORK, NEW YORK - FEBRUARY 13: An increasingly rare snow storm descends over New York City during the morning commute, February 13, 2023, in Brooklyn, New York. In anticipation of the storm, Mayor Eric Adams announced that schools would be going fully remote today. (Photo by Andrew Lichtenstein/Corbis via Getty Images)

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. Heavy snowfall is expected over parts of the Northeast US starting late February 12, with some areas getting up to two inches (5cms) of snow an hour, the National Weather Service forecasters said. (Photo by Yuki IWAMURA / AFP) (Photo by YUKI IWAMURA/AFP via Getty Images)

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.

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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

NEW JERSEY, UNITED STATES - FEBRUARY 13: A view of snow covered trees and wooden fences during a snowfall at Hudson County in New Jersey, United States on February 13, 2024. (Photo by Islam Dogru/Anadolu via Getty Images)

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.