Snowfall totals from the storm that swept through New York City and the Tri-State area on Sunday, January 18, 2026, showed a significant but manageable accumulation, in line with predictions from AccuWeather. The totals across the region generally ranged from 1 to 3 inches, with Central Park measuring just under an inch at 0.9 inches.
In Connecticut, Fairfield County saw varied totals with Bridgeport Airport receiving 2.6 inches. Other notable areas included Stratford with 1.8 inches and New Canaan, which had two locations reporting 1.7 inches. Middlesex County recorded a total of 1 inch in Clinton, while New Haven County had Guilford reporting 2.0 inches.
Across New Jersey, Bergen County experienced a higher total of 3.3 inches near Franklin Lakes. Meanwhile, Essex County was particularly notable with West Orange receiving 4.5 inches of snow. In Union County, Plainfield matched Bergen’s total with 3.3 inches, while Newark Airport recorded 1.7 inches.
In New York, the snowfall varied significantly between counties. Kings County’s Bedford-Stuyvesant received 1.6 inches, while Nassau County reported 1.6 inches in Syosset. In Orange County, Monroe had a total of 3.0 inches. The boroughs of Queens and Staten Island saw lesser amounts, with LaGuardia Airport reporting 1.3 inches and Dongan Hills receiving 3.3 inches.
Overall, while the snowfall was less than some might have anticipated, it was enough to create picturesque winter scenes across the region. Residents have an opportunity to enjoy the beauty of the season, with many taking to their neighborhoods for some outdoor activities. The manageable levels of snowfall suggest that clear roads and safe travel conditions are likely as cleanup efforts take place.