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How much snow fell on Sunday? Totals for NYC area

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Updated  December 14, 2025 12:40pm EST
New York
FOX 5 NY

The Brief

    • New snowfall reports late Sunday morning show the highest totals so far on Long Island, where some spots have picked up around 7 inches.
    • Many suburbs north and west of the city are in the 4–6 inch range, with 3–5 inches in parts of New York City and nearby New Jersey.
    • These numbers are preliminary reports from the National Weather Service as of 11:56 a.m. Sunday and may change as more data comes in.

NEW YORK - Snow fell across the Tri-State area on Sunday, and snowfall observations from the National Weather Service show totals across New York City, Long Island, New Jersey and Connecticut.

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The National Weather Service released a Public Information Statement detailing snowfall measurements as of Sunday morning.

New York snow totals

New York City

  • Central Park: 1.1 inches
  • LaGuardia Airport: 1.7 inches
  • JFK Airport: 2.6 inches
  • Neighborhood reports: 3–5 inches across parts of the outer boroughs, including about 5.2 inches in Dongan Hills and 5.1 inches near Tompkinsville on Staten Island, and around 3.8 inches reported in parts of Brooklyn/Queens near Bedford-Stuyvesant and Ridgewood.

Snow in Dix Hills, NY

Long Island

  • Levittown: 7.2 inches
  • Bethpage (2 ENE): 7.0 inches
  • North Patchogue: up to 7.0 inches (multiple reports between 6.5–7.0")
  • Center Moriches (1 NNW): 7.0 inches
  • Remsenburg-Speonk (1 NNW): 7.0 inches
  • Elmont: up to 6.9 inches
  • Sea Cliff: 6.5 inches
  • Islip area (2 NNW Islip / Islip Terrace): around 5.0–6.0 inches

Hudson Valley & Surrounding NY Counties

  • Greenwood Lake (Orange County): 5.9 inches
  • Near Stewart Airport (Orange County): 4.3 inches
  • Hartsdale (Westchester County, 1 ESE): 5.3 inches
  • Ossining area (Westchester County): around 5.0 inches (multiple reports east and northeast of town)
  • Armonk (Westchester County): 4.1 inches
  • Rockland County (Monsey, New City, Congers/Stony Point area): roughly 3.4–3.9 inches

New Jersey snow totals

  • Union (1 NE): 6.2 inches
  • Glen Ridge (1 WSW, Essex County): 6.0 inches
  • Fanwood (1 NW, Union County): 5.5 inches
  • Mountainside (1 ESE, Union County): 5.2 inches
  • Newark (near downtown): 5.2–5.3 inches
  • Wayne (Passaic County): up to 5.0 inches
  • Oakland & River Vale (Bergen County): 5.0 inches
  • Harrison (Hudson County): 3.9 inches

Snowfall in Totowa, Passaic County, NJ on Dec 14, 2025.

Connecticut snow totals

  • Greenwich (4 S): 5.1 inches
  • Norwalk: around 4.5–5.0 inches (multiple reports in and near the city)
  • Southport / Easton area: about 4.0 inches
  • Killingworth (1 NNE, Middlesex County): 4.0 inches
  • Branford: up to 3.8 inches
  • Stratford (2 ESE): 3.5 inches
  • West Haven & Oxford: 3.0 inches
  • North Haven: 2.5 inches
  • Westbrook (1 SSW): 2.8 inches

By the numbers:

Highest total as of late Sunday morning: 7.2 inches in Levittown, NY (Nassau County)

Other notable totals:

  • 7.0 inches in parts of Suffolk County (North Patchogue, Center Moriches, Remsenburg-Speonk)
  • 6.9 inches near Elmont, NY
  • 6.2 inches in Union, NJ
  • 6.0 inches in Glen Ridge, NJ and several Suffolk County communities
  • 5.3 inches in Hartsdale, NY and 5.1 inches in Greenwich, CT

NYC borough snapshot: Official city sites still show about 1–3 inches at the airports and Central Park, with 3–5 inches reported in many neighborhoods, especially on Staten Island and in parts of Brooklyn and Queens.

The Source: This story is based on observed snowfall totals from the National Weather Service New York (Upton) Public Information Statement.

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