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NWS Town-By-Town Reports For Sunday's Snow In The Hudson Valley

The mid-Hudson saw the highest amounts, but the storm dropped the bulk of its burden on the Berkshires.

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HUDSON VALLEY, NY — The mid-Hudson Valley, as predicted, got more snow than the southern part of the region. Up to five inches accumulated in Ulster County, and even central Westchester got some.

Here are many local snowfall totals, based on reports sent to the National Weather Service.

Dutchess County

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  • RED HOOK 4.5 inches
  • LAGRANGEVILLE 4.3
  • HOPEWELL JUNCTION 4.2
  • POUGHKEEPSIE 2.8

Orange

  • WALDEN 4.4 inches
  • 2 WNW MONROE 4.0
  • 2 SSW STEWART AIRPORT 4.0
  • MONROE 3.5
  • 3 NNE UNIONVILLE 3.2
  • NEWBURGH 3.0
  • 1 WNW MONROE 3.0
  • MIDDLETOWN 2.0
  • WALDEN 1.9

Rockland

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  • CHESTNUT RIDGE 2.1 inches

Westchester

  • 1 SW WHITE PLAINS AIRPORT 2.0 inches
  • 1 NW NEW ROCHELLE 1.1
  • MAMARONECK 0.5

Ulster

  • HURLEY 5.1 inches
  • ULSTER PARK 5.1
  • WOODSTOCK 4.5
  • HIGHLAND 4
  • PHOENICIA 4
  • NEW PALTZ 2.5

The storm dropped the bulk of its burden on the Berkshires. Great Barrington, for example, got 9 inches of snow.

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