How Much Snow Fell In New York City Saturday?

New Yorkers woke up Saturday morning to either a fresh, white powder coating the ground around them or a gray, slushy mess that made walking down to the corner for coffee a nightmare.

However late you slept in, though, the effects of New York City's first big snowfall of the year were evident on this chilly, but not too bitter-cold day.

So, just how much snow, exactly, fell across the city in the early hours of Saturday morning?

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Here are the National Weather Service's full snow totals from its various measurement spots across New York City. The NWS calls these "unofficial observations taken during the past 25 hours for the storm that has been affecting our region."

If you've personally measured snow at other locations around the city, let us know and we'll add it to this list. (Unless otherwise noted, these totals are from the National Weather Service.)

Bronx County:

• Westchester: 3.1 inches
• The Bronx: 3.0 inches

Kings County:

• Sheepshead Bay: 3.0 inches

New York County:

• Washington Heights: 3.8 inches
• Central Park: 2.8 inches
• Lincoln Center: 2.4 inches

Queens County:

• Little Neck: 3.0 inches
• NYC/JFK Airport: 3.0 inches
• Rego Park: 3.0 inches
• Whitestone: 3.0 inches
• 1 NNE Surrey Estates: 2.8 inches
• 1 WSW Walden Terrace: 2.0 inches
• NYC/La Guardia Airport: 1.7 inches

Richmond County:

• Staten Island: 2.0 inches

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