In New Jersey and Connecticut, the accumulation reached 6 inches.
According to the National Weather Service, as of 7:00 a.m. this Sunday, Orange County, New York, recorded 13.1 inches.
While in Rockland County there were 4 inches of snow.
In the New York metropolitan area, the accumulations were less significant.
In Central Park only .2 inches were recorded, while at LaGuardia Airport in Queens, there are .3 inches accumulated.
While at JFK airport there was .1 inch and at Newark .4 inches.
Precipitation is expected to continue in several areas today, so these accumulations may increase.
So far no major incidents have been reported.
Snow accumulations in New York:
Manhattan
Central Park 0.2 in
Queens
La Guardia Airport 0.3 in
Little Neck 0.3 in
JFK Airport 0.1 in
Orange County
Port Jervis 13.1 in
Unionville 12.4 in
Middletown 11.8 in
Nassau County
Manhasset Hills 0.5 in
Plainview 0.3 in
Putnam County
Cold Spring 6.5 in
Rockland
Stony Point 4.0 in
Blauvelt 3.5 in
New City 3.0 in
Westchester
Shrub Oak 4.0 in
Jefferson Valley 4.0 in
Hartsdale 3.5 in
Snow drifts in New Jersey
Bergen County
1 N Franklin Lakes 5.7 in
Franklin Lakes 4.0 in
Glen Rock 4.0 in
Ridgewood 3.7 in
Fair Lawn 3.4 in
East Rutherford 0.5 in
Essex County
West Orange 3.5 in
Hudson County
Harrison 1.0 in
Passaic County
Totowa 5.0 in
Wayne 3.8 in
Union County
Linden 0.7 in
Newark Airport 0.4 in
Snow drifts in Connecticut
Fairfield County
Sherman 6.0 in
Greenwich 4.5 in
Stamford 3.5 in
Ridgefield 1.8 in
Middlesex County
Durham 3.2 in
Middlefield 2.5 in
More on snow accumulation in the tri-state area:
1/13
Univision 41 News users shared videos of the snowfall from New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania through the Report it tool. These are the images.
Univision 41 users.
2/13
Dimary Almonte shared this photo of a snowy tree.
Credit: Dimary Almonte.
Univision 41 users.
3/13
User Danny Brito shared this photo that allows you to see the accumulation of snow at her house.
Credit: Danny Brito/Usuarios de Univision 41.
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Univision 41 users.
4/13
Angello Mendoza shared the photo of this pet enjoying the snow.
Credit: Angello Mendoza/Usuarios de Univision 41.
Univision 41 users.
5/13
Josefina Martínez shared this snowy tree.
Credit: Josefina Martinez/ Univision 41 users.
Univision 41 users.
6/13
Ángel López shared a photo of a child playing in the snow.
Credit: Angel Lopez/ Univision 41 Users.
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Univision 41 users.
7/13
Jackeline Candelario shared this photo of a snowy tree with colored lights.
Credit: Jackeline Candelario/ Univision 41 Users.
Univision 41 users.
8/13
Liz Moreira sent us this photograph enjoying the snow.
Credit: Liz Moreira/Univision 41 Users.
Univision 41 users.
9/13
Snow was anticipated since the middle of last week, so residents were prepared.
Credit: Perla Polanco/Usuarios de Univision 41.
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Univision 41 users.
10/13
This is what some roads looked like after the snow fell.
Credit: Verónica Degante/Usuarios de Univision 41.
11/13
In New Jersey, accumulation of snow was also reported in some areas. This image shows cars driving down a street as snow falls in Closter, New Jersey, on January 6.
Credit: Photo by Kena Betancur / AFP via Getty Images
12/13
This photo shows what a parking lot looked like in the same city of Closter, in New Jerysey, after the snowfall on January 6. Forecasters warned on Jan. 5 that a deluge of snow and wintry conditions could cause travel chaos in the northeastern U.S. this weekend.
Credit: Photo by Kena Betancur / AFP via Getty Images
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13/13
This image shows snow falling on Route W9 in Alpine, New Jersey, on January 6, 2024.
Credit: Photo by Kena Betancur / AFP via Getty Images
2024-01-07 14:28:44
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