Rhode Island Snow Totals For Dec. 1-3 Storm

Several inches of heavy, wet snow fell across Rhode Island Monday night into Tuesday, leading to school delays and cancellations across the state. The multi-day storm hit the region in two parts, with the first flakes flying on Sunday afternoon ahead of a brief-but-messy reprieve during the day on Monday.

The final snow totals are in from the National Weather Service. Here's a look at how much snow fell in each city and town. All measurement amounts are in inches.

Read More: RI Weather: When The Snow Stops, What To Expect Next

Bristol County

• Warren 5.1 7:40 a.m. 12/03
• Bristol 1.0 6:42 p.m. 12/01

Kent County

• Coventry 5.5 951 a.m. 12/03
• West Warwick 5.0 552 a.m. 12/03
• Greene 4.5 615 a.m. 12/03
• TF Green AP 2.1 1205 a.m. 12/03
• Warwick 1.3 613 p.m. 12/01

Newport County

• Tiverton 5.0 631 a.m. 12/03
• Little Compton 4.1 945 a.m. 12/03

Providence County

• Chepachet 11.5 1132 a.m. 12/03
• Cumberland 11.0 904 a.m. 12/03
• North Foster 10.0 1125 a.m. 12/03
• North Smithfield 8.5 607 a.m. 12/03
• Burrillville 5.3 1001 p.m. 12/01
• Harrisville 5.0 940 pm. 12/01
• Cranston 4.5 750 a.m. 12/03
• Providence 4.5 647 a.m. 12/03
• Pawtucket 4.0 806 a.m. 12/03
• Lincoln 4.0 941 p.m. 12/01
• Glocester 2.6 833 p.m. 12/01
• East Providence 2.5 803 p.m. 12/01
• North providence 2.3 818 p.m. 12/01
• Foster 2.0 850 p.m. 12/01
• North Scituate 2.0 748 p.m. 12/01

Washington County

• Westerly 4.5 728 a.m. 12/03
• Richmond 2.0 615 p.m. 12/01
• Charlestown 1.5 738 p.m. 12/01
• Hope Valley 1.5 739 p.m. 12/01