How Much Snow Did Providence County Get From the Groundhog Day Storm?

West Glocester topped the list for most amount of snowfall in the county. The Town picked up 13.1 inches of snow from the Groundhog Day snowstorm on Monday, according to the National Weather Service.

Although it doesn’t seem like a lot of snow compared to last week, Providence County received the most amount of snowfall in Rhode Island, NWS data shows.

Here is NWS’ Top 10 towns that received the most snow in Providence County:

1. West Glocester— 13.1 inches
2. Pawtucket— 13 inches
3. Burrillville— 13 inches
4. N. Cumberland— 12.0 inches
5. Harrisville— 11.1 inches
6. Smithfield— 11.0 inches
7. North Providence— 10.5 inches
8. Providence— 10.0 inches
9. Rumford— 8.0 inches
10. East Providence— 6.2 inches

Although Woonsocket was not included in the NWS data, the town received enough snow to delay trash collection and for school officials to cancel Tuesday classes.

How much snow did you get? Tell us in the comments below!

More Weather Coverage:

• More Snow Expected on Thursday
• Woonsocket Schools Announce Decision About Tuesday Classes
• Trash and Recycling Collection Delayed
• Flash Freeze Expected Later Today
• Woonsocket’s Hour-by-Hour Weather Forecast
• 6 to 12 Inches of Snow Possible through Monday

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