How Much Snow Did Rhode Island Get?

Between the Blizzard of 2015, the Groundhog Day storm and the most recent snowfall, Tiverton and Little Compton have seen plenty of snow.

It was a snow day in Tiverton and Little Compton on Monday.

On Tuesday, the towns worked towards getting back to their normal routine: Little Compton Schools opened on time while Tiverton Public Schools had a 1 hour delay.

So, how much snow fell in Rhode Island?

According to the National Weather Service, the town that saw the most snow was North Foster with 16.1 inches

Nearby Middletown received 4.0 inches of snow as of 5:14 p.m. Monday.

Here are the top snowfall totals in Rhode Island by county, according to the NWS:

Kent County

• West Warwick— 9.5 inches

Newport County

• Middletown—4.0 inches

Washington County

• Richmond— 6.0 inches

Providence County

• North Foster— 16.1 inches
• West Glocester— 14.0 inches
• North Providence— 13.1 inches
• Cumberland— 13.0 inches
• N. Cumberland— 12.9 inches
• Pawtucket— 12.0 inches
• Burrillville— 11.0 inches
• Rumford— 9.6 inches
• Smithfield— 9.0 inches
• Woonsocket— 8.0 inches

Note: These were the only towns included in the most recent NWS snowfall data. Some snowfall totals were recorded early Tuesday morning and others on Monday afternoon.

How much snow did you get? Tell us below!

More snow coverage:

• UPDATED: Delay for Tiverton Schools on Tuesday
• Which Rhode Island Spot Has Seen the Most Snow So Far?
• Monday is a Snow Day in Tiverton/Little Compton
• WEATHER UPDATE: Hour-by-Hour Forecast for Tiverton/Little Compton

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