The entire region is dealing with the slushy mess left behind after a winter storm dumped more than two feet of snow on parts of the region. NBC10’s Steven Fisher checks on conditions in Allentown while NBC10’s Matt DeLucia takes a look at Philadelphia.
What to Know
- A multi-day winter storm dumped inches or even feet of snow throughout much of the Philadelphia region.
- The Lehigh Valley has seen more than 2 feet of snow in some areas. One Northampton County town has had more than 3 feet of snow.
- The storm caused icy conditions on roads throughout the region and left a lot of snow to be removed Wednesday.
A winter storm hit parts of Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware for days claiming at least one life as it dumped a near record amount of snow in the Lehigh Valley and several inches throughout much of the region.
After Round 1 of the winter storm dropped several inches of snow across much of the Philadelphia region Sunday into Monday, the heaviest snow slammed our region Monday into Tuesday during Round 2. More than 2 feet were reported in parts of the Lehigh Valley and upper Bucks County by Tuesday night.
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Some light snow lingered into Wednesday, making it four-straight days of snowfall in some neighborhoods.
Remember to take breaks while shoveling, since the snow could be heavy, and don't over do it, especially if you have health conditions. This heavy snow is sometimes referred to as "heart attack" snow, so be very careful and pace yourself.
The storm claimed a life as it roared. A 67-year-old woman with Alzheimer's disease was found dead Monday morning in Allentown after reportedly wandering away from her home. The Lehigh County coroner’s office determined the cause of death to be hypothermia and the death was ruled accidental.
Near Record Snow Totals in Some Areas, 3 Feet Feel in Some Places
As of late Wednesday, more than 2 feet of snow had fallen across parts of Berks County and the Lehigh Valley over four days. The Lehigh Valley International Airport reported 27.3 inches, 26 inches in Fleetwood and 31 inches in Coopersburg. Near Springtown, in upper Bucks County, 32 inches of snowfall was reported.
The only places to break 3 feet of snow were Nazareth in Northampton County where 36.1 inches fell and Mount Pocono where 36.9 inches fell.
Scroll down in this article for a list of full snow totals.
The storm snow total at the LHV Airport is the second highest for records dating back to 1944, trailing only the 2016 storm. The 22.4 inches that fell there on Monday did set the single-day snow record.
At least 8.1 inches of snow fell at Philadelphia International Airport and more than a foot in parts of Chester, Mercer and Montgomery counties.
Lingering flurries and light snow remained into Wednesday afternoon in some places.
How Much Snow Fell in my Neighborhood?
Here are snow totals in inches for the storm care of the National Weather Service spotters.
Pennsylvania Snow Totals
Berks County
Bern Township - 24.5
Fleetwood - 26
Hamburg - 18.7
Huffs Church - 24.1
Mertztown - 26
(Near) Reading - 23
West Lawn - 18
Wyomissing - 17.8
Bucks County
Bensalem - 10
Bristol - 7.5
Chalfont - 11.8
Feasterville-Trevose - 10.6
Langhorne - 13
New Hope - 9.5
Newtown - 9.5
Quakertown - 22
(Near) Sellersville - 12.7
(Near) Springtown - 32
Trumbauersville - 15
Warminster - 10
Yardley - 9.8
Chester County
East Coventry Township - 12.2
East Nantmeal Township - 16.6
Exton - 9.5
Glenmoore - 8.1
Lincoln University - 6
Malvern - 15
Pughtown - 11.2
West Caln Township - 8
West Chester - 6.1
Delaware County
Aston Township - 6.1
Broomall - 7.6
Chadds Ford Township - 8.1
Collingdale - 6.2
Ridley Township - 5.5
Upper Chichester Township - 6.3
Upper Darby - 9
Villanova - 9
Lehigh County'
Ancient Oaks - 30.1
Breinigsville - 27.5
Coopersburg - 31
Coplay - 28.3
Emmaus - 22.3
Lehigh Valley International Airport - 27.3
(Near) Macungie - 28.3
New Tripoli - 19.5
Salisbury Township - 28.1
Whitehall Township - 28
Montgomery County
(Near) Ambler - 15.1
Ardmore - 8.8
Eagleville - 13.2
Gilbertsville - 9.1
Hatboro - 12.6
King of Prussia - 14.2
Lansdale - 8.5
Plymouth Meeting - 13.2
Royersford - 13.8
Salford Township - 14
Skippack Township - 14.5
Trappe - 15
(Near) Upper Dublin Township - 15
Valley Forge - 14.7
Willow Grove - 11.5
Wyncote - 11.3
Wynnewood - 8
Northampton County
Bangor - 30.5
Bath - 21.3
Bethlehem - 25
Easton - 26.8
Forks Township - 32.6
Martins Creek - 27.4
Nazareth - 36.1
North Catasauqua - 29.1
Roseto - 30.5
Philadelphia County
Fox Chase - 10
Manayunk - 9
(Near) Stenton - 9
Philadelphia International Airport - 8.1
Point Breeze - 6.9
Pocono Mountains
Albrightsville - 24.5
Blakeslee - 27
Bossardsville - 27.3
Canadensis - 26.6
East Penn Township - 20
Jim Thorpe - 17.5
Mount Pocono - 36.9
(Near) Pen Argyl - 26
Pocono Pines - 27
Pocono Summit - 20.3
Towamensing Township - 26
New Jersey Snow Totals
Atlantic County
Atlantic City International Airport - 1.2
Estell Manor - 5
(Near) Folsom - 8
(Near) Hammonton - 5.2
Mays Landing - 5.5
Somers Point - 0.5
Burlington County
Burlington - 11
Columbus - 9.8
Cooperstown - 9.8
Delran - 10
Lumberton - 8.5
Marlton - 10
Medford - 10
(Near) Mount Holly - 9
Mount Laurel - 10.4
Roebling - 9.5
(Near) South Jersey Regional Airport - 8.4
Camden County
Blackwood - 9.5
Cherry Hill - 7.5
(Near) Gibbsboro - 10.6
Gloucester City - 7.8
(Near) Gloucester Township - 10
Haddon Heights - 8.1
Lindenwold - 8.6
(Near) Springdale - 9.8
(Near) West Berlin - 9
Cape May County
(Near) Lower Township - 0.8
Wildwood Crest - 1
Cumberland County
(Near) Deerfield Township - 1.7
Hopewell Township - 4
Gloucester County
Malaga - 9
Mantua - 8
Pitman - 9.8
Sewell - 9.5
Turnersville - 5.5
Washington Township - 8
West Deptford Township - 9.1
Williamstown - 8
Mercer County
(Near) East Windsor - 11.5
Ewing Township - 8.1
Hamilton Township - 10.3
Hopewell - 12.8
Lawrenceville - 11.5
(Near) Pennington - 13.1
Princeton - 13.6
Ocean County
Brick - 5.3
Jackson - 9.4
Lakewood - 7.5
Manchester Township - 9
Toms River - 4
Whiting - 8.5
Salem County
Pennsville - 8.2
Pilesgrove Township - 4.3
(Near) Salem - 5
Woodstown - 7.7
Delaware Snow Totals
Kent County
(Near) Andrewsville - 5
(Near) Dover - 5
Harrington - 4.2
Smyrna - 2.7
(Near) Woodside - 6.5
New Castle County
Bear - 4
Greenville Manor - 4.7
Hockessin - 5
New Castle International Airport - 4.5
Newark - 3.1
(Near) Wilmington - 5.1
White Clay Creek - 4.2
Sussex County
Bethany Beach - 1.1
(Near_ Delmar - 5.5
Laurel - 4.1
Lewes - 2.4
(Near) Harbeson - 4.9
Seaford - 5.7
Coastal Flooding at the Jersey Shore
Some back bay flooding occurred during high tide in Sea Isle City, New Jersey, late Monday morning. The water quickly flowed onto streets. Flooding also blocked roads in Absecon, Atlantic City and other shore towns.
Moderate flooding returned to Sea Isle, Ocean City, Atlantic city and other back bays Tuesday.
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