The wintry weather from Sunday night and Monday morning is in the rearview mirror, and snow totals are starting to filter into the weather center!
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As expected, the highest totals were south and east of the Capital District, in places like the Taconic Range, the Catskills, the Berkshires, and Southern Vermont.
- Austerlitz (Columbia County): 9.2″
- Pittsfield (Berkshire County, MA): 8″
- Sand Lake (Rensselaer County): 7.5″
- Savoy (Berkshire County, MA): 7.5″
- Readsboro (Bennington County, VT): 7″
- North Adams (Berkshire County, MA): 6.5″
- Tannersville (Greene County): 6.5″
- Hoosick Falls (Rensselaer County): 5.5″
- Manchester (Bennington County, VT): 5.5″
Much of the Capital District and Mohawk Valley wound up with a solid accumulating snowfall, but totals mostly fell short of a half foot.
- Rensselaer (Rensselaer County): 6″
- Castleton (Rensselaer County): 5.5″
- Albany (Albany County): 5″
- Schenectady (Schenectady County): 5″
- Latham (Albany County): 4.5″
- Westerlo (Albany County): 4.5″
- Delmar (Albany County): 4.25″
- Fonda (Montgomery County): 3″
- Clifton Park (Saratoga County): 3″
- Milton (Saratoga County): 2.5″
- Amsterdam (Montgomery County): 2.5″
Meanwhile, totals were far lower up north at the edge of this storm system.
- Fort Ann (Washington County): 2″
- Whitehall (Washington County): 1″
- Wells (Hamilton County): 1″
- Hartford (Washington County): 0.5″
- Bolton Landing (Warren County): 0.5″
Take it easy shoveling out there today, and most importantly… enjoy the snow!
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