Philadelphia snow totals: 20 inches or more reported in parts of PA, NJ, DE
Winter storm snow totals and more systems on the way | 5 p.m. forecast
FOX 29 Meteorologist Kathy Orr breaks down the reported snow totals as of 5:30 p.m. after the overnight storm. Plus, two more systems are on the way.
PHILADELPHIA - A massive winter storm has left parts of the Delaware Valley buried in snow, with some areas already reporting more than a foot and a half Monday morning.
The snowfall began for most Sunday afternoon and continued through the night.
Drifting snow will make totals slightly harder to measure in some spots throughout the day, as blizzard-like winds continue to blow throughout the day Monday.
Philadelphia winter storm: Latest snowfall totals from around the area
FOX 29's Kathy Orr and Scott Williams have the latest on the winter storm, including snowfall totals from around the area.
Expect the snowfall to taper off from West to East Monday afternoon.
The National Weather Service is keeping track of reported snowfalls so far. Below is a list of how much snow has fallen as of 6 a.m. Monday morning.
How much snow fell in Pennsylvania?
Berks County
- Lyons — 5.0 in
- Birdsboro — 4.8 in
- Wernersville — 4.5 in
- New Morgan — 4.0 in
- Blandon — 3.5 in
- Morgantown — 3.5 in
- Reading — 3.5 in
- Oley — 3.4 in
- Reading Regional Airport — 2.8 in
- Bernville — 2.5 in
- Blue Marsh Dam — 2.0 in
- Centre Township — 2.0 in
- Hamburg — 2.0 in
- Shartlesville — 1.5 in
Bucks County
- Langhorne — 22.1 in
- Langhorne — 22.0 in
- Richboro — 22.0 in
- Morrisville — 21.0 in
- Fairless Hills — 20.5 in
- Croydon — 18.0 in
- Tullytown — 18.0 in
- Bensalem — 17.0 in
- Levittown — 15.0 in
- Northampton Township — 13.8 in
- Warminster — 13.5 in
- Furlong — 12.3 in
- Yardley — 12.0 in
- Fricks — 11.7 in
- Trumbauersville — 11.5 in
- Souderton — 9.2 in
- East Rockhill Township — 8.5 in
- Jamison — 8.5 in
- Newtown — 8.0 in
- Chalfont — 7.3 in
- Perkasie — 6.0 in
Carbon County
- Weatherly — 4.7 in
- Hudsondale — 4.5 in
- Lehighton — 2.5 in
Chester County
- Malvern — 12.3 in
- Paoli — 9.8 in
- East Nantmeal Township — 9.5 in
- Jennersville — 9.1 in
- Phoenixville — 8.0 in
- West Chester — 8.0 in
- East Nottingham Township — 7.5 in
- North Coventry Township — 7.5 in
- South Coatesville — 6.5 in
- West Caln Township — 6.5 in
- East Vincent Township — 6.4 in
- Wickerton — 6.0 in
- Chads Ford — 5.5 in
- East Coventry Township — 5.5 in
- Pottstown — 5.0 in
Delaware County
- Morton — 13.4 in
- Nether Providence Township — 12.0 in
- Swarthmore — 12.0 in
- Chadds Ford Township — 11.5 in
- Clifton Heights — 10.5 in
- Boothwyn — 10.0 in
- Upper Chichester — 9.8 in
- Lansdowne — 9.0 in
- Lima — 8.8 in
- Media — 7.8 in
Lehigh County
- Salisbury Township — 7.3 in
- Coopersburg — 7.0 in
- Germansville — 5.4 in
- Weisenberg Township — 5.3 in
- Lehigh Valley International — 5.2 in
- Breinigsville — 4.0 in
- Schnecksville — 4.0 in
- New Tripoli — 3.5 in
- Slatington — 3.0 in
Monroe County
- Scotrun — 6.5 in
- Delaware Water Gap — 6.0 in
- Pocono Summit — 5.4 in
- Bossardsville — 5.1 in
- Arlington Heights — 5.0 in
- Mount Pocono — 4.4 in
- Canadensis — 4.2 in
- Blakeslee — 4.0 in
Montgomery County
- Norristown — 13.4 in
- Willow Grove — 13.2 in
- Skippack — 12.8 in
- Fort Washington — 12.0 in
- Trappe — 11.7 in
- Maple Glen — 11.6 in
- Green Lane — 11.4 in
- Elkins Park — 10.5 in
- Glenside — 10.5 in
- Penn Wynne — 10.5 in
- Willow Grove — 10.0 in
- Gilbertsville — 9.0 in
- Lansdale — 8.8 in
- New Hanover Township — 8.7 in
- Harleysville — 8.5 in
- Jenkintown — 8.5 in
- Conshohocken — 8.4 in
- Hatfield — 8.0 in
- King of Prussia — 8.0 in
- Royersford — 8.0 in
- Collegeville — 7.0 in
- Salford Township — 6.8 in
- Stowe — 4.1 in
Northampton County
- Nazareth — 7.8 in
- Easton — 7.2 in
- Tatamy — 6.3 in
- Bangor — 6.0 in
- Pen Argyl — 5.5 in
- Bethlehem Township — 5.4 in
- Moore Township — 4.7 in
- Martins Creek — 4.6 in
- Easton — 4.0 in
Philadelphia County
- Northeast Philadelphia — 16.0 in
- Fox Chase — 14.8 in
- Philadelphia International — 14.0 in
- Roxborough — 14.0 in
- Rockledge — 13.8 in
- Belmont — 12.7 in
- Bustleton — 12.0 in
- Shawmont Philadelphia — 12.0 in
- Point Breeze — 11.0 in
- Germantown — 9.9 in
How much snow fell in New Jersey?
Atlantic County
- Mays Landing — 19.0 in
- Somers Point — 18.2 in
- Egg Harbor Township — 18.0 in
- Minotola — 17.0 in
- Atlantic City International — 16.9 in
- Buena Vista Township — 16.5 in
- Egg Harbor Township — 15.3 in
- Atlantic City — 14.0 in
- Egg Harbor Township — 14.0 in
- Estell Manor — 12.7 in
- Brigantine — 12.5 in
- Galloway Township — 12.1 in
- Margate City — 11.4 in
- Estell Manor — 10.5 in
- Hammonton — 8.2 in
Burlington County
- Mount Laurel — 20.6 in
- Columbus — 20.5 in
- Leisuretowne — 20.3 in
- Mount Holly — 20.3 in
- South Jersey Regional Airport — 20.3 in
- Pemberton — 20.0 in
- Moorestown — 19.5 in
- Lake Pine — 19.2 in
- Westampton — 19.2 in
- Mansfield Township — 19.0 in
- South Jersey Regional Airport — 18.5 in
- Medford Township — 18.0 in
- Hainesport — 17.8 in
- Rancocas — 17.4 in
- Burlington Township — 17.0 in
- Medford — 16.8 in
- Moorestown Township — 16.7 in
- Delanco — 16.2 in
- Maple Shade — 16.0 in
- Moorestown Township — 16.0 in
- Chesterfield — 15.9 in
- Willingboro — 14.5 in
- Bordentown — 14.0 in
- Delran — 14.0 in
- Medford Lakes — 14.0 in
- Evesham — 12.3 in
- Cinnaminson — 12.0 in
Camden County
- Somerdale — 18.0 in
- Lindenwold — 17.0 in
- Barrington — 16.5 in
- Lindenwold — 16.5 in
- Sicklerville — 16.0 in
- Haddon Heights — 15.0 in
- Mt. Ephraim — 15.0 in
- Haddon Township — 14.0 in
- Blackwood — 12.0 in
- Winslow Township — 9.5 in
Cape May County
- Ocean City — 16.0 in
- Lower Township — 12.5 in
- North Wildwood — 8.7 in
Cumberland County
- Bridgeton — 16.1 in
- Vineland — 12.0 in
Gloucester County
- Pitman — 21.5 in
- Monroe Township — 19.0 in
- Glassboro — 17.0 in
- Malaga — 17.0 in
- Mantua — 17.0 in
- Glassboro — 16.5 in
- Washington Township — 16.0 in
- Clayton — 15.0 in
- Franklin Township — 14.3 in
- East Greenwich Township — 14.0 in
- Paulsboro — 13.4 in
- Woodbury — 12.0 in
- Williamstown — 10.3 in
Hunterdon County
- Flemington — 13.0 in
- Three Bridges — 10.4 in
- Cloverhill — 9.3 in
- Stanton — 8.6 in
- Stanton — 8.5 in
- Sergeantsville — 8.0 in
- Lebanon — 7.0 in
- Frenchtown — 6.9 in
- Holland Township — 6.9 in
- Whitehouse Station — 5.8 in
Mercer County
- Robbinsville Township — 19.3 in
- East Windsor Township — 17.5 in
- Lawrence Township — 17.0 in
- Mercerville — 16.5 in
- Trenton Mercer Airport — 16.4 in
- Hopewell Township — 16.0 in
- Mercerville — 16.0 in
- Princeton — 16.0 in
- Princeton — 16.0 in
- West Windsor Township — 16.0 in
- Ewing — 15.5 in
- Lawrence Township — 15.5 in
- Pennington — 15.5 in
- Pennington — 15.5 in
- Hamilton Square — 15.3 in
- Hamilton Township — 15.1 in
- Woodsville — 15.0 in
- West Windsor Township — 14.8 in
- Lawrenceville — 14.0 in
Middlesex County
- Perth Amboy — 25.0 in
- Concordia — 22.0 in
- Iselin — 22.0 in
- Sayreville — 21.0 in
- Metuchen — 19.3 in
- North Brunswick — 19.1 in
- Concordia — 18.5 in
- Edison — 17.8 in
- Cranbury — 17.0 in
- Woodbridge — 17.0 in
- Woodbridge — 17.0 in
- South River — 15.5 in
- Plainsboro Township — 15.0 in
- South Plainfield — 15.0 in
Monmouth County
- Freehold — 26.0 in
- Middletown — 25.0 in
- Colts Neck — 24.1 in
- Howell — 24.0 in
- Cream Ridge — 23.0 in
- Manalapan Township — 21.0 in
- Centerville — 20.5 in
- Matawan — 18.5 in
- Howell Township — 18.2 in
- Ocean Township — 18.0 in
- West Long Branch — 16.0 in
- Red Bank — 14.3 in
- Allentown — 14.0 in
Morris County
- Chatham — 20.0 in
- Green Pond — 18.1 in
- Parsippany — 18.0 in
- Madison — 16.8 in
- Randolph — 16.3 in
- Millington — 15.2 in
- Denville — 14.5 in
- Mine Hill Township — 14.0 in
- Butler — 13.5 in
- Chatham — 13.0 in
- Rockaway — 13.0 in
- Denville Township — 12.5 in
- Rockaway — 12.5 in
- Butler — 12.0 in
- Kinnelon — 12.0 in
- Pequannock — 12.0 in
- Brookside — 11.5 in
- Randolph Township — 11.0 in
- Hopatcong — 9.0 in
- Lake Hopatcong — 9.0 in
- Mendham — 9.0 in
- Schooleys Mountain — 8.7 in
- Ledgewood — 6.0 in
- Long Valley — 5.5 in
Ocean County
- Bayville — 25.8 in
- Jackson — 25.2 in
- Lakewood — 24.0 in
- Jackson — 23.5 in
- Toms River — 23.5 in
- Whiting — 20.0 in
- Brick — 18.5 in
- Manchester Township — 18.0 in
- Lanoka Harbor — 17.0 in
- Tuckerton — 16.0 in
- Forked River — 15.0 in
Salem County
- Monroeville — 18.0 in
- Olivet — 16.0 in
- Quinton — 16.0 in
- Upper Pittsgrove Township — 11.5 in
- Oldmans Township — 9.4 in
Somerset County
- Green Brook Township — 18.5 in
- Middlebush — 18.0 in
- Warren — 17.0 in
- Hillsborough Township — 16.3 in
- Franklin Township — 16.1 in
- Belle Mead — 16.0 in
- Franklin Township — 16.0 in
- North Plainfield — 16.0 in
- North Brunswick — 15.3 in
- Watchung — 15.0 in
- Manville — 14.9 in
- Basking Ridge — 14.5 in
- Manville — 14.0 in
- Franklin Township — 13.7 in
- Bedminster Township — 13.2 in
- Bernards Township — 13.1 in
- Bridgewater — 13.0 in
- Bridgewater Township — 13.0 in
- Bedminster Township — 12.0 in
- Martinsville — 12.0 in
- Neshanic Station — 12.0 in
- Bernards Township — 11.3 in
- Bernardsville — 11.1 in
Sussex County
- Highland Lakes — 13.2 in
- Hopatcong — 12.1 in
- Stanhope — 11.0 in
- Stockholm — 11.0 in
- Sparta — 9.5 in
- Sparta Township — 9.5 in
- Hardyston Township — 8.5 in
- Vernon — 8.2 in
- Wantage Township — 8.1 in
- Frankford Township — 7.0 in
- Newton — 6.0 in
- Montague Township — 4.7 in
- High Point — 4.5 in
Warren County
- Hackettstown — 9.2 in
- Holland Township — 7.8 in
- Harmony — 7.0 in
- Greenwich Township — 6.0 in
- Phillipsburg — 6.0 in
- Stewartsville — 6.0 in
- Blairstown Township — 5.2 in
- Belvidere — 5.0 in
How much snow fell in Delaware?
Kent County
- Woodside — 20.5 in
- Leipsic — 18.0 in
- Felton — 17.5 in
- Dover — 16.5 in
- Harrington — 16.1 in
- Smyrna — 13.2 in
- Magnolia — 13.0 in
- Clayton — 10.0 in
New Castle County
- Hockessin — 10.0 in
- Talleyville — 10.0 in
- Wilmington — 9.5 in
- Bellefonte — 8.5 in
- Holiday Hills — 8.3 in
- New Castle County Airport — 8.3 in
- Wilmington — 8.0 in
- Newport — 7.2 in
- Bear — 7.0 in
- Marshallton — 6.3 in
- Newark — 5.5 in
- Newark — 5.0 in
Sussex County
- Bethel — 19.3 in
- Long Neck — 19.3 in
- Delaware Coastal Airport — 19.0 in
- Long Neck — 18.7 in
- Lewes — 18.0 in
- Milton — 18.0 in
- Milton — 17.2 in
- Millsboro — 17.0 in
- Bridgeville — 16.5 in
- Bridgeville — 16.0 in
- Gumboro — 15.5 in
- Delmar — 13.0 in