Storm Dumps 14 Inches Of Snow In Parts Of PA: See Town-By-Town Totals

PENNSYLVANIA — A winter storm swept across Pennsylvania early Saturday morning, dumping nearly 14 inches of snow on some parts of the state, according to early reports.

Parts of Berks, Bucks, Lehigh, and Northampton counties received as much as a foot of snow overnight, according to the National Weather Service. Center Valley in Lehigh County reported the most snow at 13.8 inches, according to preliminary totals.

At one point, NWS forecasters said 5.2 inches of snow fell in just one hour along a narrow band starting in Berks County and spanning eastward into New Jersey.

"These are some serious snowfall rates!" the NWS's Mount Holly office posted on X Saturday morning. "A heavy snow band has developed from Berks County and portions of the Lehigh Valley east to Raritan Bay. We’ve received reports of 2″ to 4″ per hour snowfall rates with this band."

In its Friday morning forecast, the National Weather Service had predicted between 3 to 4 inches to fall into Saturday. Philadelphia was slated to receive 1 to 3 inches of snow.

Here’s a look at the latest early snowfall totals reported across Pennsylvania by the National Weather Service:

Berks County

• Lyons: 12 inches
• Mohrsville: 12 inches
• Bernville: 9.1 inches
• Fleetwood: 9 inches
• Blandon: 8.5 inches
• Huffs Church: 8.4 inches
• Hamburg: 6 inches
• Bern Twp: 5.7 inches
• Spring Twp: 3 inches

Bucks County

• Kintnersville: 13 inches
• Passer: 13 inches
• Springtown: 12.2 inches
• Quakertown: 8 inches
• East Rockhill Twp: 5.2 inches
• Doylestown: 3.5 inches
• Langhorne: 3.5 inches
• Fricks: 3.4 inches
• Newtown: 3.4 inches
• Jamison: 3 inches
• Northampton Twp: 2.8 inches
• Sellersville: 2.8 inches
• Levittown: 1 inch

Carbon County

• Lake Harmony: 4.6 inches
• Hudsondale: 4 inches
• Lehighton: 3.4 inches
• Jim Thorpe: 3 inches

Chester County

• Berwyn: 4.8 inches
• Exton: 3.5 inches
• Oxford: 3.5 inches
• West Chester: 3.5 inches
• Jennersville: 3.4 inches
• West Grove: 3.4 inches
• Chads Ford: 3.1 inches
• West Caln Twp: 3.1 inches
• Atglen: 3 inches
• Kennett Square: 3 inches
• Oxford: 3 inches
• Paoli: 3 inches
• West Nottingham Twp: 3 inches
• West Sadsbury Twp: 3 inches
• Downington: 2.8 inches
• East Nantmeal Twp: 2.8 inches
• East Coventry Twp: 2 inches
• Glenmoore: 2 inches
• Pottstown: 2 inches
• East Vincent Twp: 1.8 inches

Delaware County

• Bethel Twp: 4 inches
• Springfield 4 inches
• Chadds Ford Twp: 3.6 inches
• Morton: 3.4 inches
• Upper Chichester: 3.3 inches
• Boothwyn: 3.2 inches
• Aston Twp: 3.1 inches

Lehigh County

• Center Valley: 13.8 inches
• Macungie: 13.7 inches
• Emmaus: 12.8 inches
• Allentown: 12.1 inches
• Breinigsville: 9 inches
• Upper Saucon Twp: 8 inches
• Vera Cruz: 8 inches
• Lehigh Valley International Airport: 5.7 inches
• New Tripoli: 4.5 inches
• Whitehall Twp: 4.5 inches
• Schnecksville: 4 inches

Monroe County

• Mount Pocono: 3.1 inches
• Jackson Twp: 3 inches
• Candensis: 2.4 inches

Montgomery County

• Pennsburg: 5 inches
• Wynnewood: 4.2 inches
• Penn Wynne: 4 inches
• Salford Twp: 4 inches
• New Hanover Twp: 3 inches
• Glenside: 2.5 inches
• North Wales: 2.5 inches
• Skippack: 2.5 inches
• Willow Grove: 2.3 inches
• Fort Washington: 2 inches
• Wyncote: 2 inches
• Norristown: 1 inch

Northampton County

• Hellertown: 11.8 inches
• North Catasauqua: 4.8 inches
• Berlinsville: 4 inches
• Bangor: 3.5 inches
• Danielsville: 3.5 inches
• Moore Twp: 3.3 inches
• Martins Creek: 3.1 inches

Philadelphia County

• Fox Chase: 3.5 inches
• Northeast Philadelphia: 3.5 inches
• Rockledge: 3.5 inches
• Somerton: 3.1 inches
• Belmont: 3 inches
• Philadelphia International Airport: 2.3 inches