Philadelphia weather: How much did it snow near me?

Bright sunshine on Monday won't do much to thaw the icy aftermath of Sunday's snowstorm as temperatures will remain well below freezing. 

The late-day winter storm brought several inches of snow to the Philadelphia-area, and even higher accumulations in northern parts of the region.

Frigid temperatures over the next several days, including lows in the single digits, will keep the Philadelphia-area in a deep freeze.

By the numbers:

Snowfall totals topped 3.5 inches in Philadelphia, and some surrounding areas saw even higher accumulations.

The highest snowfall totals recorded on Sunday were in Northampton and Lehigh counties, where 7 inches fell.

More modest accumulations were recorded in New Jersey and Delaware, averaging 1-3 inches.

Pennsylvania:

  • Philadelphia: 3.5"
  • Bucks County: 5.2"
  • Chester County: 6.3"
  • Delaware County: 4.0"
  • Montgomery County: 6.6"
  • Northampton County: 7.0"
  • Lehigh County: 7.3"

New Jersey: 

  • Atlantic County: 1.2
  • Burlington County: 3.1"
  • Camden County: 3.0
  • Gloucester County: 3.0"
  • Mercer County: 4.3"
  • Salem County: 1.6"

Delaware: 

  • Kent County: 1.3"
  • New Castle County: 3.0"

What's next:

Sunshine will return on Monday, but temperatures are slated to dive below freezing with lows in the single digits over the next several days. 

Temperatures will remain below-freezing until Friday when forecasters say temps will rally into the upper 30s ahead of a balmy weekend. 

Early forecast for the Eagles-Commanders NFC Championship game at The Linc on Sunday has temperatures in the 40s with light rain possible.

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