Total accumulations are in from a winter storm Tuesday morning, and some places reported more than half a foot of snow, according to the National Weather Service.
Some reported an inch or two in the early morning, and it illustrated how quickly it came down, meteorologist John Bowen said. At one point, it was nearly 2 inches an hour.
Here’s a look at the totals (not including those reported early in the morning):
How much snow fell in Adams County
The National Weather Service has reported the following accumulations:
- West, northwest of Lake Meade: 7 inches
- Near York Springs: 6 inches
- Near Carroll Valley: 5 inches
- Cashtown: 4.8 inches
- Near McSherrystown: 3.7 inches
How much snow fell in Lebanon County
Here are the accumulation totals in Lebanon County:
- Near Cornwall: 8.5 inches
- Cornwall: 7.5 inches
- Near Lebanon: 6 inches
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How much snow fell in York County
Here’s how much fell in York County:
- Near Siddonsburg: 9 inches
- Near New Cumberland: 7 inches
- Near Emigsville: 6.7 inches
- Near Thomasville: 6.5 inches
- Near York Haven: 5.9 inches
- Near Spring Grove: 5.2 inches
- Near New Salem: 5 inches
- Near Stonybrook: 4.9 inches
- Near Parkville: 4.5 inches
- Loganville: 3.8 inches
- Glen Rock: 3 inches
- Near Dover: 3 inches