Snow fell throughout the tri-state on Tuesday morning bringing a really Christmas really feel to the world.
The Hudson Valley was the jackpot location with greater than two inches of snow on the bottom in elements of the area.
Here is a have a look at how a lot snow fell throughout the area, in keeping with varied studies from the Nationwide Climate Service.
New York Metropolis snow totals
Midwood: 1.1 in.
Central Park: 1.0 in.
Elmhurst: 1.0 in.
Fordham: 1.0 in.
JFK Airport: 0.5 in.
LaGuardia: 0.4 in.
Hudson Valley snow totals
Port Jervis: 2.5 in.
Glen Spey: 2.0 in.
Wayne: 2.0 in.
Monroe: 1.6 in.
New Palz: 1.5 in.
Lengthy Island snow totals
Glen Cove: 0.9 in.
Syosset: 0.5 in.
Plainview: 0.2 in.
Islip Airport: 0.1 in.
Upton: Hint
Dutchess County snow totals
LaGrangeville: 2.0 in.
Millbrook: 1.4 in.
Pawling: 1.3 in.
Crimson Hook: 1.2 in.
Hopewell Junction: 0.5 in.
Ulster County snow totals
New Paltz: 1.5 in.
Hurley: 1.5 in.
Kerhonkson: 1.4 in.
Pine Bush: 1.2 in.
Highland: 1.0 in.
New Jersey snow totals
Inexperienced Pond: 2.1 in.
Belvidere: 2.0 in.
Wayne: 2.0 in.
Sussex: 1.9 in.
Sparta: 1.6 in.
Hamburg: 1.5 in.
Elizabeth: 1.1 in.
Newark Airport: 1.0 in.
Hoboken: 0.9 in.
Wallington: 0.7 in.
Fairfield County, Connecticut snow totals
Danbury: 1.2 in.
Bethel: 0.7 in.
Norwalk: 0.7 in.