Wind gusts have topped 50 or even 60 mph from the coasts of Delaware and New Jersey to portions of southern New England. New York's Central Park reported 7.6 inches of total snowfall as of Tuesday afternoon. Snow fell at the rate of 2 inches per hour in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, early Tuesday, and 1 inch per hour at both New York's JFK and LaGuardia Airports.
Intense snowfall rates were also observed Tuesday morning with 4.5 inches in one hour reported in Highland Lakes, New Jersey, and 6 inches in 90 minutes in New Milford, Pennsylvania. Highest Snowfall RatesĪn incredible snowfall rate of 7 inches in one hour was reported in Ilion, New York, Tuesday afternoon, about 13 miles east of Utica.īurlington, Vermont, reported 5 inches of snow in one hour Tuesday afternoon, another impressive snowfall rate. In addition, there were two reports of avalanches Tuesday afternoon in northeast Pennsylvania, one in Falls Township and another in Tunkhannock, which closed PA-Route 92. The 6.0 inches of snow at Philadelphia International Airport was a record daily snowfall for March 14, breaking the previous record of 4.7 inches set in 1999. Tuesday evening, 28.8 inches of snow had been measured at Binghamton Regional Airport.Īlbany's 15.5-inch snowfall total puts Stella in the top-10 for highest March snowstorms in New York's capital city. Stella has become the heaviest snowstorm on record in Binghamton, New York, surpassing Winter Storm Argos in November.
Virginia: Winchester (8.1 inches), Washington-Dulles Airport (5.6 inches).Albans, Milton and Sheldon (18 inches), South Burlington (17.5 inches) Vermont: Woodford (23 inches), Perkinsville (19 inches), St.Rhode Island: Burrillville (13 inches), Harrisville and North Foster (11.5 inches), North Cumberland (9.3 inches), Warwick (6.5 inches), Pawtucket and North Providence (5.5 inches).Pennsylvania: Susquehanna (32.3 inches), Damascus (30 inches), Trevorton (29 inches), Beach Lake and Waymart (27 inches), Wallsville (26.5 inches), Lords Valley and Clarks Summit (26 inches), Mount Pocono (24 inches), Scranton (21 inches), Harrisburg (17 inches) Philadelphia Int'l Airport (6.0 inches).New York: West Winfield (41 inches), Bridgewater (39 inches), North Brookfield (36.5 inches), Leonardsville (34 inches), Endwell (33.5 inches), Jefferson and Saranac Lake (32 inches), Gabriels (31.4 inches), Eagle Bay and West Winfield (31 inches), Binghamton (28.8 inches), Albany (15.5 inches), Syracuse (14.9 inches), NYC-Central Park (7.6 inches).New Jersey: Vernon (20.3 inches), Hackettstown (20 inches), Wantage (19.8 inches), Highland Lakes (19.5 inches), Sussex (17.5 inches), Montague (16.5 inches), Newark (6.4 inches).New Hampshire: Nottingham (19 inches), Laconia (18 inches), Exeter (17.8 inches), Concord (12 inches).Massachusetts: Williamstown (19 inches), Otis, Southwick and Ashfield (18 inches), Lowell (15 inches), West Springfield (14.5 inches), Boston (6.6 inches).Maryland: Sabillasville (11 inches), Frederick, Thurmont and Cumberland (10 inches), Westminster (8 inches).Maine: Bridgton (20.7 inches), New Gloucester (18.1 inches), Hollis (16.1 inches), Portland (15 inches), Gray (15 inches).Delaware: Pike Creek (4.4 inches), Greenville (4.3 inches), Hockessin and Claymont (4.2 inches), Newark (3.6 inches).
Connecticut: Middletown (21 inches), New Fairfield (20.4 inches), Norfolk (20 inches), Burlington (19.5 inches), New Fairfield (19 inches), West Granby and North Granby (18 inches), Wilton (17.2 inches), West Hartford (15 inches).Here are some top and notable snowfall reports by state as of 11 p.m. At least one location in 15 states has seen a foot of snow from Stella in the Midwest and Northeast. Widespread 1- to 3-foot snow accumulations have piled up in parts of the Northeast, led by 41 inches in West Winfield, New York.
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