Looks like Fall River , Massachusetts hit the jackpot...

41 inches of snow out of that storm.( New Record )

I only got 6-7 inches...as I was on the way outer edge of the storm.

You guys in Eastern Pa...New Jersey.. Connecticut get hammered

With snow ,out of that system ???

We got a little north of 24" here on the coast, with 60 mph winds so lots of drifting...had a 4 footer in the driveway, lol

Dad said he got about 10 inches hes south of Philly

'96 , 2006, 2016 and 2026, every ten years it seems one of these comes thru.

We got about 20" +

One thing I haven't seen in a while , was whiteout conditions during the peak of the storm. True blizzard type visibility.

There are spots here where it is snowplowed over 6 feet.

https://www.beaconjournal.com/story...all-totals-winter-2025-2026/88821004007/

Akron snowfall so far this winter exceeds 3 feet
Through January, the latest monthly total available, Akron has recorded 38.1 inches of snow for the winter of 2025-26. That tops last year's total of 34.8, which included snowfall from February and March. At this point in 2024-25, Akron had seen 25.6 inches of snow.

Columbus has seen more than 2 feet of snow
In Columbus, the NWS reports a total of 27.1 inches of snow through January, already topping last season's total of 14.8 inches. Through January last year, Columbus had received a total of 12.5 inches.

Cincinnati snowfall so far in winter 2025-26 tops 2 feet
Greater Cincinnati has gotten 24.4 inches of snow through January 2026. That's closing in on last season's total of 29.3 inches. Through January 2025, Cincinnati reported a total of 20.5 inches.

In college 2006, sault ste marie, over 60 inches of snow in that one.....wont ever forget it.

We got about a foot. That's on top of quite a bit already on the ground. I was hoping to get some rat traps out for the end of the season, 19 days away. Don't look like that is happening soon. Still no mink tracks to be found.

Looked like 14-16" in NE CT. Hard to tell with deeper areas of drifting.