LI Updated Snowfall Totals: How Much Accumulation Did Your Area See?

LONG ISLAND, NY — After the biggest snowstorm to hit Long Island in two seasons, snow totals have been updated.

Here's a look at some of the highest accumulations, according to the National Weather Service.
Glen Cove came in at #1 for snowfall, with 8.1 inches.

Suffolk County:

Commack: 8.0 inches

Smithtown: 7.0 inches

Stony Brook: 7.0 inches

Ridge: 6.5 inches

Coram: 6.1 inches

Smithtown: 6.1 inches

Miller Place: 6.0 inches

Centereach: 6.0 inches

Upton: 5.5 inches

North Babylon: 5.5 inches

Greenlawn: 5.5 inches

Hampton Bays: 5.0 inches

Hauppauge: 5.0 inches

Mount Sinai: 5.0 inches

Islip Airport: 4.3 inches

Calverton: 4.0 inches

Riverhead: 4.0 inches

Aquebogue: 3.7 inches

Jamesport: 3.6 inches

Mastic: 3.5 inches

Bay Shore: 3.3 inches

Sayville: 2.8 inches

Nassau County

Locust Valley: 8.7 inches

Glen Cove: 8.1 inches

Muttontown: 7.8 inches

Syosset: 7.5 inches

Plainview: 7.4 inches

Levittown: 6.0 inches

East Williston: 5.7 inches

Plainview: 5.5 inches

South Massapequa: 5.3 inches

East Meadow: 5.2 inches

Hicksville: 5.0 inches

Floral Park: 5.0 inches

Bethpage: 5.0 inches

Carle Place: 5.0 inches

Malverne: 4.6 inches