Final Town-by-Town Snow Totals For The Hudson Valley

As Hudson Valley Weather predicted, the wild card in Thursday's storm was dry air that kept evaporating the snow before it hit the ground. In some places the radar showed it snowing for 10 hours before we began to see it, HVW reported.

Long Island was the hardest hit part of the NYC metro area, according to the National Weather Service. The most snow reported was in Patchogue, which got 20 inches. Central Park got 8.4 inches of snow. The most snow reported in the Hudson Valley was in Harrison: 9.5 inches.

Here are the local snow totals from the NWS:

Orange County

• Monroe 7.0 inches as of 3:45 AM 3/22
• Salisbury Mills 5.2 400 AM 3/22
• Gardnertown 5.0 830 AM 3/22
• Mount Hope 0.5 800 AM 3/22

Putnam County

• Brewster 4.6 430 AM 3/22
• Mahopac 4.3 715 AM 3/22
• Carmel 3.5 800 AM 3/22

Rockland County

• Sloatsburg 5.5 708 AM 3/22
• Stony Point 3.7 545 AM 3/22

Westchester County

• Harrison 9.5 1100 PM 3/21
• Yonkers 8.0 700 AM 3/22
• Tarrytown 7.8 847 AM 3/22
• Ardsley 7.7 643 AM 3/22
• White Plains 7.0 630 AM 3/22
• Armonk 6.8 700 AM 3/22
• Croton-on-Hudson 3.9 630 AM 3/22
• Somers 2.3 1125 PM 3/21

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