>First Real Snowstorm of Winter 2011-12 from Baltimore to New York City

Written by Mark Vogan on January 21, 2012 in Rest of Europe with 0 Comments

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First Real Snowstorm of Winter 2011-12 from Baltimore to New York City

Record snow fell at Chicago’s Midway Airport with a total of 7.3 inches. As much as 9.1 inches fell at suburban Joliet, IL while further east, New York City recieved their first measurable snow of the season with 1.3 inches while Philadelphia recorded their first inch with 2.3 inches.

Below is a collection of snow totals received by AccuWeather.com through 11 a.m. EST:

Connecticut

–North Haven: 5.1 inches
–Norwalk: 3.2 inches
–Bridgeport: 2.5 inches

New York

–Upton: 4.4 inches
–Astoria: 3.1 inches
–Staten Island: 2.4 inches
–Slide Mountain: 2.0 inches
–Rochester: 1.7 inches
–New York City’s Upper West Side: 3.0 inches
–New York City’s Central Park: 1.3 inches

New Jersey

–West Milford: 6.0 inches
–Sussex: 3.9 inches
–Elizabeth: 3.0 inches
–Phillipsburg: 3.0 inches
–Newark: 2.7 inches
–Hackettstown: 2.4 inches

Pennsylvania

–Hookstown: 7.0 inches
–Williamsburg: 5.5 inches
–Mifflinburg: 4.7 inches
–Harrisburg: 3.8 inches
–State College: 3.7 inches
–King of Prussia: 3.3 inches
–Philadelphia: 2.5 inches
–Allentown: 2.3 inches

Delaware

–New Castle: 2.6 inches
–Newark: 2.3 inches
–Wilmington: 2.3 inches

Maryland

–Parkton: 2.6 inches
–Pimlico, a Baltimore neighborhood: 1.2 inches

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