How Much Snow Fell in Philly, Your Neighborhood?

Here are the snow totals (in inches) from the National Weather Service

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Our region saw the first significant snowfall -- more than a foot in some places -- in around 1,000 days as a nor’easter moved through the area. Here are the snow totals (in inches) from the National Weather Service.

Philadelphia International Airport got 6.6 inches, marking the first time the city got more than 6 inches since 2018. Parts of the Lehigh Valley recorded around a foot of snow, or more.

Also, these are cumulative totals over the course of the storm (meaning sleet or rain could have dampened what you actually saw by the time the storm was over.)

NEW JERSEY

ATLANTIC COUNTY

Hammonton - 0.6 inches

BURLINGTON COUNTY

Bordentown Twp. - 5.7 inches

Browns Mills - 5.5 inches 

Burlington - 4 inches

Burlington Twp. - 4.5 inches 

Chesterfield - 6.5 inches 

Cinnaminson - 5.4 inches

Delanco - 4 inches

Delran - 4 inches 

Evesham Twp. - 6 inches 

Florence - 4.7 inches 

Lumberton - 4.7 inches 

Marlton - 4 inches 

Medford - 5 inches 

Moorestown - 5 inches

Mount Laurel - 5.4 inches 

Riverton - 6 inches 

Roebling - 3.5 inches 

Southampton Twp. - 4 inches 

CAMDEN COUNTY

Berlin - 4 inches

Blackwood - 2.9 inches

Gloucester City - 5 inches 

Haddon Heights - 3.5 inches 

Haddonfield - 4 inches 

NBC10's Pamela Osborne reports form Haddonfield, Camden County, as crews in the South Jersey town worked Thursday morning to remove snow and ice from roads and sidewalks.

Magnolia - 4.5 inches 

Oaklyn - 5 inches

Pennsauken - 3.8 inches 

CUMBERLAND COUNTY

Bridgeton - 0.5 inches

Vineland - trace

GLOUCESTER COUNTY

Deptford Twp. - 4 inches 

Glassboro - 3.8 inches

Mantua - 4 inches 

Monroe Twp. - 5 inches

Newfield - 2.7 inches 

Pitman - 1.7 inches 

Sewell - 1.5 inches 

Washington Twp. - 2.4 inches 

MERCER COUNTY

Ewing - 6 inches 

Hamilton Twp. - 4 inches 

(near) Hopewell - 7.5 inches

Pennington - 5.5 inches 

Princeton - 7.3 inches 

Robbinsville Twp. - 6 inches

West Windsor Twp. - 2.5 inches 

OCEAN COUNTY 

Forked River - Trace

Jackson - 7 inches 

Lakewood - 5.5 inches 

Manchester Twp. - 4.1 inches

(near) Toms River - 3 inches

SALEM COUNTY

Pennsville - 3.9 inches

Pilesgrove Twp. - 2.9 inches

PENNSYLVANIA 

BERKS COUNTY

Bern Twp. - 8 inches 

Blandon - 7 inches 

Douglassville - 5 inches 

Exeter Twp. - 6.5 inches 

Huffs Church - 9 inches 

(near) Lyons - 10 inches

Mertztown - 10 inches 

Spring Twp. - 9.8 inches 

Washington Twp. - 3 inches 

West Lawn - 6.5 inches 

BUCKS COUNTY

(near) Bensalem - 8.3 inches

Buckingham Twp. - 3 inches 

Chalfont - 5.5 inches 

Doylestown - 7 inches 

Fairless Hills - 5.5 inches 

Hilltown Twp. - 5 inches 

Langhorne - 5.5 inches 

(near) Lower Makefield Twp. - 8.8 inches

Newtown Twp. - 5.7 inches 

Quakertown - 8 inches 

NBC10's Randy Gyllenhaal is in Quakertown, Bucks County, late Thursday morning after more than 8 inches of snow fell. There is plenty of clearing of roads and sidewalks to be done.

Sellersville - 8.4 inches 

Trumbauersville - 8 inches 

Warminster - 5.5 inches

Yardley - 4.8 inches                                 

CHESTER COUNTY

Berwyn - 4.3 inches 

Downingtown - 6 inches 

East Nantmeal Twp. - 9.3 inches

Elverson - 9.6 inches 

Exton - 6 inches

Honey Brook - 9.5 inches

Jennersville - 5.3 inches 

Landenberg - 6.3 inches 

Oxford - 7 inches 

Parkesburg - 4.8 inches 

(near) West Bradford Twp. - 6.5 inches 

West Chester - 4 inches

West Grove - 3.5 inches 

DELAWARE COUNTY

Aston Twp. - 5.8 inches 

Broomall - 4.3 inches 

Chadds Ford Twp. - 6.8 inches

Clifton Heights - 5.3 inches

Drexel Hill - 3 inches

Folsom - 6.5 inches

Newtown Twp. - 5.5 inches 

Norwood - 5.1 inches

Parkside - 4.5 inches 

Ridley Park - 4.5 inches 

Thornton - 5.2 inches 

Upper Darby - 5.8 inches 

Wayne - 4.5 inches

LEHIGH COUNTY

Allentown - 9 inches

Coopersburg - 9 inches

Emmaus - 11 inches

Germansville - 11.5 inches 

Lehigh Valley International Airport - 11.5inches

(near) Macungie - 11.8 inches

Salisbury Township - 8.2 inches 

Trexlertown - 5.3 inches 

(near) Vera Cruz - 14 inches

Washington Twp. - 11.9 inches

MONTGOMERY COUNTY

(near) Ambler - 6.5 inches

Eagleville - 5.2 inches

Gilbertsville - 7.7 inches

Gladwyne - 6 inches

Hatboro - 5 inches

King of Prussia - 6.5 inches

New Hanover Twp. - 7 inches

Pottstown - 5.5 inches

Royersford - 5.9 inches 

Skippack - 6.2 inches

Trappe - 9.1 inches 

Upper Dublin Twp. - 5.3 inches 

Valley Forge - 7.8 inches

NORTHAMPTON COUNTY

Bangor - 9.3 inches

Bath - 7.8 inches

Bethlehem - 11 inches

Bushkill Twp. - 9.5 inches

Easton - 9 inches

Hellertown - 8.3 inches 

Nazareth - 12.1 inches

North Catasauqua - 11.2 inches

(near) Williams Twp. - 10.5 inches

PHILADELPHIA COUNTY

Mount Airy - 6.8 inches

Philadelphia International Airport - 6.6 inches

Rittenhouse Square - 5 inches

NBC10's Lucy Bustamante finds a man using a walkable snow blower device clearing a Center City Philadelphia walkway Thursday morning after inches of snow fell.

POCONOS

(near) Christmas - 13 inches

Coolbaugh Twp. - 14.5 inches

East Stroudsburg - 15 inches

Pocono Summit - 11.2 inches

Lehighton - 10.5 inches

(near) Tobyhanna - 12.5 inches

DELAWARE

KENT COUNTY

(near) Smyrna Landing - 0.8 inches

NEW CASTLE COUNTY 

Hockessin - 4.5 inches 

Monroe Park - 4.4 inches

New Castle County Airport - 2.8 inches

Newark - 3 inches

Rock Manor - 5 inches 

(near) Talleyville - 5.7 inches

Wilmington - 5 inches  

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