It was billed as potentially being one of the biggest storms that the tri-state has seen in years, and it delivered a powerful punch, along with howling winds.
The snow started around 2 p.m. Wednesday in parts of New Jersey and continued through noon Thursday in parts of New York City and elsewhere. Totals vary widely.
For the latest searchable snow total breakdowns in the New York metro area, click here. You can also find county-level breakdowns here and in the map below as the National Weather Service updates them.
Some of the highest reported totals in the tri-state
Snow totals in NYC
Snow totals in New Jersey
Snow totals in Connecticut
Snow totals on Long Island
Snow totals north and west of New York City
Snow totals in Ulster County (NY) and Pike County (PA)
Scenes from Tri-State's First Winter Storm of 2020
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Follow these safety tips while shoveling or using a snowblower outside your home after a snowstorm.
