The National Weather Service has been collecting measurements from trained spotters and public reports all day long from across the Philadelphia region, including counties in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware.
The Jersey shore took the brunt of this storm. By mid-morning Saturday some communities were already reporting more than a foot of snow.
Even though the biggest impact was along the coast, the storm brought heavy snow throughout most of the Delaware Valley.
Some parts of Philadelphia had more than six inches of snow. Southern Delaware was also being hit hard, with at least one community reporting a foot of snow.
Local communities with more than a foot of snow far include:
NEW JERSEY
Atlantic County
Smithville: 16.1 in
Atlantic City Int’l: 16.0 in
Northfield: 15.0 in
Galloway Twp: 14.0 in
Absecon: 13.5 in
Egg Harbor City: 12.6 in
Egg Harbor Twp: 12.6 in
Estell Manor: 12.5 in
Northfield: 12.0 in
Northfield: 12.0 in
Cape May County
Sea Isle City: 14.8 in
Marmora: 14.0 in
Lower Twp: 13.0 in
Cape May Court House: 13.0 in
Erma: 13.0 in
Lower Twp: 13.0 in
Goshen: 12.5 in
Ocean County
Bayville 19.0 in
Forked River 16.0 in
Manahawkin 16.0 in
Toms River 16.0 in
Tuckerton 16.0 in
Lanoka Harbor 15.0 in
Brick 14.8 in
Whiting 13.0 in
DELAWARE
Sussex County
Millsboro: 13.0 in
Frankford: 12.5 in
Millville: 12.5 in
Lewes: 12.0 in
Harbeson: 12.0 in
Check here for the full list of current snowfall totals from the NWS.
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