Pennsylvania Town-By-Town Snow Totals: March 2, 2018 Nor'easter

The nor'easter that passed through the region Friday packed a bigger punch than initially expected. The storm, which was expected to be mostly rain, ended up dumping a significant amount of snow across the Philadelphia region.

The morning after the storm, more than 300,000 PECO customers are still without power and sources say it could be days before it is fully restored.

As far as snow accumulation, some parts of Eastern Pennsylvania got walloped. In parts of the Poconos, nearly two feet of snow fell. In suburban Philadelphia, parts of Delaware and Montgomery county reported the highest totals. Nine inches fell in Wayne, Delaware County.

The storm caused a nightmare for commuters. The roads conditions were poor and closures were rampant due to downed wires and trees. SEPTA canceled service along its Regional Rail lines due to the deteriorating conditions.

RELATED: PECO Outages Top 300K Morning After Nor'easter

Here are the snowfall totals in Eastern Pennsylvania, according to the most recent data provided by the National Weather Service:

Bucks County

Chalfont 5.5 inches
Furlong 2.7
Trevose 1

Chester County

Berwyn 7 inches
Downingtown 4.6
East Nantmeal 3.3
Devault 2.5
West Chester 2.5
Chester Springs 1.6
Warwick 1.3
Glenmoore 0.7

Delaware County

Wayne 9 inches
Newtown Square 7
Media 6
Thornton 5.6
Lansdowne 4.4
Springfield 4.3
Broomall 3.2
Chadds Ford 2.2

Lehigh County

Salisbury Twp 4.1 inches
2 S Emmaus 4
S Allentown 4
Lehigh Valley Intl Airport 3.7
1 S Allentown 3.5

Monroe County

Coolbaugh Twp 23.6
Tobyhanna 20
1 NE Bossardsville 7.1
Pocono Summit 7
Bartonsville 7

Montgomery County

Bryn Mawr 8.5 inches
Lansdale 5.5
Graterford 4.4
Wynnewood 4.3
King of Prussia 2.3
Gilbertsville 1.3

Northampton County

Hellertown 6 inches
Bethlehem 5.6
Cherry Hill 5.5
Easton 4.3
Martins Creek 3.2

Philadelphia County

Pencoyd 2.5 inches
Somerton 2
Fox Chase 1.8
Philadelphia Intl Airport 1.5

Patch file photo, Kara Seymour