Rye, Harrison and Mamaroneck Lead the Pack in Snow Totals

The potentially “historic” snow storm that descended on the Hudson Valley Monday into Tuesday turned out to be less than advertised. But five Westchester communities recorded double-digit snow totals, according to the National Weather Service.

Rye and Harrison led the way with 11 inches each, while Mamaroneck was a close second at 10.5 inches.

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Rounding out the top five are Yonkers and Scarsdale both at 10 inches a piece.

The snow is not likely to melt over the next couple of days, as the forecast calls for below freezing temperatures until at least Friday, according to the NWS.

All amounts are listed below are in inches and were taken no later than 1 p.m. on Tuesday:

RYE - 11.0

HARRISON - 11.0

MAMARONECK - 10.5

YONKERS - 10.0

SCARSDALE - 10.0

EASTCHESTER - 9.8

DOBBS FERRY - 9.8

LARCHMONT - 9.5

BRONXVILLE - 9.5

MOUNT KISCO - 6.0

ARMONK - 5.7

HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON - 5.5

WHITE PLAINS - 5.3

KATONAH - 4.5

PEEKSKILL - 2.4

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