Snowfall Showdown: Who Got the Most in the Lower Hudson Valley?

Sunday, Jan. 25 - A significant winter storm is blanketing much of the Northeast, including the New York City area. Below are the snowfall totals reported as of 11:23 a.m. on Sunday, Jan. 25. Note that these numbers are unofficial and sourced from various volunteer weather watchers.

Rockland County

• Monsey: 4.1 inches
• New City: 3.8 inches

Westchester County

• Woodlawn: 4.2 inches
• White Plains: 4 inches
• Hartsdale: 3 inches
• Peekskill: 2.7 inches
• Armonk: 2 inches
• South Salem: 0.7 inches

Putnam County

• Nelsonville: 0.5 inches

Orange County

• Monroe: 3.5 inches
• Greenwood Lake: 2 inches

New York City

• Manhattan (Battery Park): 2.5 inches
• Queens: 3 inches
• Brooklyn: 4.3 inches (Sheepshead Bay) / 2.3 inches (Bay Ridge)

Long Island

Nassau County

• Syosset: 3.5 inches
• East Williston: 2.6 inches
• Seaford: 0.4 inches
• East Meadow: 1.2 inches
• Wantagh: 1.1 inches
• East Rockaway: 0.8 inches

Suffolk County

• Islandia: 3.6 inches
• North Babylon: 3 inches
• Commack: 3 inches
• Miller Place: 2.5 inches
• Port Jefferson Station: 2.1 inches
• Jamesport: 1.7 inches
• Islip Terrace: 0.5 inches
• East Patchogue: 1.7 inches
• Amityville: 1.5 inches
• Nesconset: 1.5 inches
• Mount Sinai: 1 inch

New Jersey (Bergen County)

• River Vale: 5.3 inches
• Mahwah: 5 inches
• River Edge: 4.3 inches
• Franklin Lakes: 4.2 inches
• Fair Lawn: 3.6 inches
• Oakland: 3.5 inches
• Palisades Park: 3 inches
• Ridgefield: 3 inches
• North Arlington: 2.5 inches

Connecticut (Fairfield County)

• Stamford: 3.5 inches
• Norwalk: 3 inches
• New Canaan: 1.1 inches
• Bethel: 0.7 inches
• Shelton: 1.3 inches

Note: Snowfall amounts can vary significantly even within short distances. Stay updated with the latest weather reports as more snow is expected throughout the day.