Winter Storm Fern Blankets NYC: See Record-Breaking Snow Totals

NEW YORK CITY — New York City is recovering after a major winter storm blanketed the area this weekend with record amounts of snow.

On Sunday, Central Park saw 11.4 inches of snow, the most ever recorded in history. JFK and LaGuardia Airports reported about 10.3 and 9.7 inches of snow around midnight Monday.

The highest snow totals in the city was found in Washington Heights which reported 14.9 inches of snow Sunday night.

Travelers flying in and out of New York City area airports are still dealing with lingering delays and cancellations as a result of Winter Storm Fern.

Here’s a list of snowfall totals across the city:

Brooklyn

• Williamsburg: 12 inches
• Flatbush: 11.3 inches
• Sheepshead Bay: 10.5 inches
• Bay Ridge: 10.2 inches
• Midwood: 9 inches
• Crown Heights: 8 inches

Manhattan

• Washington Heights: 14.9 inches
• Central Park: 11.4 inches
• Battery Park: 7. 5 inches

Queens

• Whitestone: 11 inches
• Howard Beach: 11 inches
• Bellerose: 10.5 inches
• John F. Kennedy International Airport: 10.3 inches
• Astoria: 10.1 inches
• LaGuardia Airport: 9.7 inches
• Elmhurst: 9 inches

Staten Island

• Huguenot: 14 inches
• Westerleigh: 13.5 inches
• Dongan Hills: 13 inches
• Grasmere: 11.4 inches
• Annadale: 10 inches

The Bronx

• Fordham: 13.5 inches
• Throgs Neck Bridge: 12.5 inches