A significant winter storm has brought over a foot of snow to New York since Sunday morning, with expectations for even more accumulation throughout the week. Some regions in the state could see snowfall totals reach as high as two feet by Tuesday evening, according to weather forecasters.
In Eastern New York, snowfall totals vary across counties. Orange County recorded up to 18 inches in Monroe, while Greenwood Lake saw 17.5 inches. In Rockland County, New City received 17.6 inches, and Monsey reported 15.5 inches. Westchester County also faced heavy snowfall, with Somers at 17 inches and Golden’s Bridge at 16.5 inches. Other areas, including Nassau County and parts of New York County, saw significant accumulations, such as Centre Island at 15.3 inches and Washington Heights at 14.9 inches.
Central New York experienced similar winter conditions, with counties reporting impressive totals. Onondaga County recorded 18.2 inches, while Delaware County had 18 inches in Cooks Falls. Broome County also reported heavy snow, with Coonklin at 18 inches. Various towns across Central New York noted significant snowfall between 12 and 18 inches, illustrating the storm’s wide-reaching impact.
As the storm continues to move through the region, areas in Western New York are also bracing for more snowfall, though specific totals have yet to be reported for this region.
Overall, with winter storm conditions affecting multiple parts of New York, residents are encouraged to stay informed about the latest weather updates and take necessary precautions during this extreme weather event.