How much snow was there in New York? Check out the latest snowfall totals

How much snow is piling up as parts of New York are covered in snow this holiday weekend?

Snowfall continues Saturday as parts of New York are expected to see more than 4 feet of snow fall by Monday evening. The National Weather Service issued lake effect warnings for several upstate counties over the weekend, triggering a state of emergency and the closure of a 60-mile stretch of highway in New York state.

The National Weather Service said this at 9 a.m. Saturday as the snow piled up:

However, the numbers listed below will increase. Be sure to follow the latest snow amounts here.

How much snow fell in NY?

Chautauqua County

Cassadaga – 31.6 inches
Mayville – 30 inches
Brocton – 18.3 inches
Dunkirk – 14 inches
Fredonia – 9 inches

Cattaraugus County

Cattaraugus – 29 inches
Perrysburg – 23.6 inches
South Dayton – 21 inches
West Valley – 15.9 inches
Yorkshire – 13 inches

Erie County

Springville – 19 inches
NW Springville – 16 inches
East Concord – 13 inches
Sardinia – 12.6 inches
Holland – 12.2 inches

Jefferson County

Black River – 18.3 inches
Copenhagen – 18 inches
West Carthage – 10 inches
Watertown – 9.2 inches
Calcium – 7 inches

Lewis County

New Bremen – 13.5 inches
Lowville – 13 inches
Chases Lake – 10 inches
Glenfield – 9.5 inches
Highmarket – 6 inches

Wyoming County

arcade – 13 inches
North Java – 10 inches
Silver Feathers – 9 inches

Allegany County

Western almond – 4.6 inches
Rushford – 4.2 inches
Wellsville – 3.6 inches

A small amount of snow was also recorded in Genesee, Monroe and Orleans counties.

NY Thruway closed due to heavy lake effect snow

Along with the state of emergency, state officials on Friday closed a 60-mile stretch of the New York State Thruway between Exit 57 and the Pennsylvania state line to all vehicles. Additionally, a ban on all commercial vehicles has been enacted between Exit 46 – on Interstate 390 in Henrietta – and the Pennsylvania state line.

How much snow will there be in New York during a winter storm?

Buffalo Metropolitan Area (Northern Erie County):
- Snowfall: 1 to 2 feet in areas of persistent snowfall, particularly in South Buffalo and the nearby southern suburbs.
- Timing: 7 a.m. Saturday to 7 p.m. Sunday.
- Effects: Due to heavy snowfall and poor visibility, getting there can be extremely difficult.
Allegany County:
- Snowfall: 6 to 10 inches, mostly in the northwest.
- Timing: Friday 7 a.m. to Monday 7 p.m.
- Effects: Dangerous travel conditions, especially during morning and evening commutes.
Genesee County:
- Snowfall: 6 to 12 inches in southwestern areas.
- Timing: 7 a.m. Saturday to 7 p.m. Sunday.
- Effects: Snow-covered roads and limited visibility expected.
Wyoming, Chautauqua, Cattaraugus, Southern Erie Counties:
- Snowfall: 3 to 4 feet in the heaviest bands, primarily in western Chautauqua and southern Erie counties.
- Timing: Friday 7 a.m. to Monday 7 p.m.
- Effects: Travel is unlikely to be possible in areas with heavy snowfall.
Eastern Lake Ontario Region (Oswego, Jefferson, Lewis Counties):
- Snowfall: 4 to 5 feet near Watertown and the northern Tug Hill region.
- Timing: Friday 7 a.m. to Monday 7 p.m.
- Effects: Dangerous travel conditions and significant disruption.

How much snow was there in New York? Check out the latest snowfall totals

ByAmelia Pressman

By Amelia Pressman

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