Here's How Much Snow Fell In Eastern PA [Jan. 6 Town By Town Totals]

The first winter storm of 2025 made its way through Eastern Pennsylvania Monday, causing travel disruptions and school closures.

The National Weather Service, which monitors accumulation totals throughout the region, has released a list of snowfall amounts in the Philadelphia area.

In general, the storm underwhelmed. Totals were well short of the 6 inches predicted for areas south and west of Philadelphia. The highest totals in Eastern Pennsylvania were recorded in Chester County, where 2.5 inches fell, according to the National Weather Service's tallies.

Here's a look at the accumulation amounts in the Philadelphia suburbs:

Bucks County

• Lower Makefield Twp, 2.3 inches, 1:17 PM
• Langhorne, 1.8 inches, 12:50 PM
• NNW East Rockhill Twp, 1.6 inches, 12:45 PM
• Trumbauersville, 1.5 inches, 11:07 AM
• 1 W Bensalem 1.5 inches, 11:55 AM
• 1 SSE Northampton Twp, 1.5 inches, 12 PM
• Warminster, 1.5 inches, 11 PM
• Bensalem 1.5 inches, 1:14 PM

Chester County

• 1 NW East Nantmeal Twp, 2.5 inches, 11:30 AM
• Jennersville, 2.3 inches, 12:45 PM
• West Caln Twp, 2.1 inches, 12:43 PM
• Easttown Twp, 2.0 inches, 10:45 AM
• Chesterbrook, 1.5 inches, 10:20 AM
• Upper Uwchlan Twp, 1.5 inches, 11:24 AM
• East Coventry Twp, 1.3 inches, 11:30 AM
• North Coventry Twp, 1.3 inches, 12 PM

Delaware County

• Boothwyn, 1.8 inches, 1:05 PM
• Morton, 1.4 inches, 12 PM
• Swarthmore, 1.4 inches, 1:30 PM
• Chelsea, 1.0 inches, 12:20 PM

Montgomery County

• Trappe, 2.1 inches, 12:30 PM
• North Wales, 1.9 inches, 12:30 PM
• Eagleville, 1.6 inches, 12:36 PM
• Hatboro, 1.5 inches, 12:05 PM
• Upper Dublin Twp, 1.5 inches, 1 PM
• Plymouth Twp, 1.5 inches, 1:13 PM
• New Hanover Twp, 1.4 inches, 11:45 AM

Philadelphia County

• Philadelphia Intl Airport, 1.8 inches, 1 PM
• Center City, 1.2 inches, 1:30 PM