Town-by-Town Snow Reports For The Hudson Valley

HUDSON VALLEY, NY — The fast-moving snowstorm that fooled forecasters by shifting and weakening at the last minute left the region less than 12 hours after it arrived.

SEE: Fast Moving Storm To Leave HV Soon; Aftermath Will Be Cold

The nor'easter did dump a lot of snow in a short time, including a foot or so in parts of Orange and Putnam counties and 10 inches in parts of Westchester.

Dutchess and Ulster counties, which had expected more than 12 inches, only got a coating.

The National Weather Service issued a final report at 1:38 p.m. of local measurements:

Orange County

• Warwick 13.4 inches
• Chester 13.0
• 2 E Highland Mills 12.3
• 3 NNE Unionville 11.8
• Fort Montgomery 11.0
• Middletown 11.0
• 1 ENE Goshen 10.6
• Washingtonville 10.5
• Cornwall 0.4 NW 10.4
• 2 SSW Stewart Airport 10.4
• 2 SW Greenwood Lake 10.3
• 2 SSW Middletown 10.0
• 1 WNW Monroe 9.5
• 1 SSE Gardnertown 9.1
• Pine Bush 8.2
• West Point 8.0
• Greenwood Lake 7.0

Putnam County

• 1 N Fahnestock State Park 12.1 inches
• Mahopac 11.3
• 3 NNE Cold Spring 11.1
• 3 N Putnam Valley 10.0
• Carmel Hamlet 6.2

Rockland County

• 1 NW Stony Point 10.5 inches
• Nanuet 10.3
• 1 SE New City 9.7
• 1 ENE New City 7.0
• Congers 6.5
• New Hempstead 0.6
• Spring Valley 1.7 SSW 4.8
• Nyack 4.1

Westchester County

• Peekskill 10.8 inches
• 2 SE Peekskill 10.3
• Yorktown Heights 10.0
• Montrose 9.8
• North Castle 9.5
• 2 S Mahopac 9.5
• Croton-on-Hudson 9.0
• 2 ENE Ossining 9.0
• 2 NNE Briarcliff Manor 8.0
• 1 ESE Hartsdale 7.2
• Scarsdale 6.8
• 2 N White Plains 6.5
• 2 SSW Goldens Bridge 6.3
• 1 ESE Hartsdale 5.8
• New Rochelle 5.1
• Armonk 5.0
• 1 NNW White Plains 5.0
• South Salem 4.0