How Much Snow: Some In Rhode Island Saw 10.5 Inches During Nor'easter

RHODE ISLAND — In many Rhode Island communities, snow totals fell well short of the 8 to 13 inches originally forecasted.

But many cities and towns across the Ocean State still saw significant snowfall, especially northwestern Rhode Island.

Here's a roundup of totals measured in locations across the state, according to the National Weather Service. Totals ranged from 10.5 inches on the high end to just 3 inches in Pawtucket.

These totals are measurements taken by trained snow spotters and only represent a single location, not entire communities.

Kent County

• West Warwick — 8.5 inches
• West Greenwich — 7 inches
• Coventry — 6.8 inches
• T.F. Green International Airport 6.2 inches
• West Warwick — 4 inches

Newport County

• Tiverton — 6 inches
• Little Compton — 4.5 inches
• Portsmouth — 3.8 inches

Providence County

• Scituate — 10.5 inches
• Foster — 10.3 inches
• Smithfield — 9.7 inches
• Harrisville — 9 inches
• North Providence — 7 inches
• Slatersville — 7 inches
• Providence — 5.8 inches
• Burrillville — 5.5 inches
• Cumberland — 4 inches
• Lincoln — 3.5 inches
• Pawtucket — 3 inches

Washington County

• Richmond — 9 inches
• North Kingstown — 7 inches
• Westerly —3.7 inches
• Block Island — 3.5 inches.

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