How much snow fell Sunday? Philadelphia-area snow totals

PHILADELPHIA - Mother Nature brought a triple dose of winter weather over the weekend to most of the area with rounds of measurable snow falling on Saturday, Sunday morning, and again Sunday evening. 

Much of the area saw only an inch or two on both days, but some parts of the are accumulated more than six inches over the course of the weekend. 

By the numbers:

Phoenixville, Pennsylvania saw the most snow over the weekend, measuring 6.8 inches of snowfall. Trenton wasn't far behind with 6.5 inches combined over Saturday and Sunday. 

Elsewhere, cumulative totals were lower with 4.8 inches in Boothwyn and 4.1 inches in Mount Holly, New Jersey. Philadelphia barely saw more than a coating with the Philadelphia International Airport measuring just 1.4 inches for the full weekend. 

Overall, Sunday brought more snowfall than Saturday in most of the area with snow falling on and off over the course of the day. 

So far this Winter, Philadelphia has only accumulated 6.4 inches of snow.

Below is a list of snowfall totals from Sunday's snowfall from the National Weather Service.

How much snow fell in Pennsylvania? 

Berks County

• Birdsboro — 4.2 in
• Boyertown — 3.4 in
• Reading — 3.3 in
• Fleetwood — 1.8 in
• Bernville — 1.4 in
• Elverson — 1.1 in
• Oley — 0.7 in

Bucks County

• East Rockhill — 4.9 in
• Pipersville — 4.0 in
• Oakford — 4.0 in
• Langhorne — 4.0 in
• Newtown — 4.0 in
• Northampton — 3.9 in
• Furlong — 3.8 in
• Tullytown — 3.5 in
• Doylestown — 3.5 in
• Souderton — 2.8 in
• Perkasie — 2.0 in
• Hilltown — 1.5 in

Chester County

• Warwick — 4.2 in
• East Nantmeal — 4.0 in
• Oxford — 3.8 in
• Chester Springs — 3.8 in
• Chesterbrook — 3.4 in
• Phoenixville — 3.3 in
• Pottstown — 3.3 in
• East Coventry — 3.2 in
• West Goshen — 2.8 in
• Jennersville — 2.7 in
• West Caln — 2.7 in
• Exton — 2.2 in
• Chadds Ford — 2.0 in
• West Chester — 2.0 in

Delaware County

• Bethel — 4.2 in
• Bryn Mawr — 4.1 in
• Upper Chichester — 3.6 in
• Boothwyn — 3.5 in
• Chadds Ford — 3.4 in
• Haverford — 3.2 in
• Swarthmore — 3.0 in
• Aston — 2.8 in
• Springfield — 1.8 in

Montgomery County

• Trappe — 4.3 in
• Upper Salford — 4.0 in
• Horsham — 3.9 in
• Lower Pottsgrove — 3.8 in
• Norristown — 3.8 in
• New Hanover — 3.7 in
• Hatboro — 3.7 in
• King of Prussia — 3.6 in
• Glenside — 3.6 in
• East Norriton — 3.5 in
• Willow Grove — 3.5 in
• North Wales — 2.3 in

Philadelphia County

• Somerton — 3.1 in
• Fox Chase — 2.8 in
• Rockledge — 2.3 in
• Philadelphia — 2.0 in
• Philadelphia — 1.1 in
• Philadelphia — 1.0 in

How much snow fell in New Jersey?

Atlantic County

• Mays Landing — 1.2 in
• Somers Point — 0.7 in
• Atlantic City — 0.4 in
• Brigantine — 0.1 in

Burlington County

• Moorestown — 4.5 in
• Mount Laurel — 4.0 in
• Mount Holly — 3.6 in
• Columbus — 3.5 in
• Willingboro — 3.3 in
• Mount Laurel — 3.1 in
• Marlton — 2.7 in
• Cinnaminson — 2.6 in
• Leisuretowne — 2.5 in

Camden County

• Ashland — 3.3 in
• Greentree — 3.0 in
• Lindenwold — 2.4 in
• Barrington — 2.1 in
• Bellmawr — 1.9 in

Cape May County

• Woodbine — 1.0 in
• Ocean City — 0.5 in

Cumberland County

• Vineland — 1.5 in
• Millville — 1.5 in

Gloucester County

• Pitman — 3.5 in
• Monroe — 3.0 in
• Mantua — 2.5 in

Mercer County

• Woodsville — 4.6 in
• Trenton Mercer Airport — 4.4 in
• Hamilton Square — 4.3 in
• Ewing — 4.1 in
• Pennington — 4.0 in
• Yardville — 3.8 in
• Hamilton — 3.8 in
• Princeton — 3.4 in

Salem County

• Pilesgrove — 2.5 in
• Woodstown — 1.2 in

How much snow fell in Delaware?

Kent County

• Clayton — 1.5 in
• Smyrna — 1.5 in
• West Dover — 0.9 in
• Clayton — 0.8 in
• Dover — 0.7 in
• Magnolia — 0.6 in

New Castle County

• Winterthur — 3.3 in
• Hockessin — 2.5 in
• Monroe Park — 2.1 in
• Newark — 1.6 in
• Stockton — 1.5 in
• New Castle County Airport — 1.4 in

Sussex County

• Lewes — 0.7 in
• Belltown — 0.5 in
• Seaford — 0.5 in
• Nassau — 0.4 in
• Bridgeville — 0.2 in
• Delmar — 0.1 in

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