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Commack registered the highest snowfall amount on Long Island following the recent snowstorm.
Local measurements saw an area of Commack seeing 8.1 inches early Thursday, according to the National Weather Service.
Nearby hamlets East Northport, Nesconset and Miller Place all recorded 8 inches of snow.
The highest snowfall amounts in Nassau County were measured in Syosset (8), East Searingtown (7.6) and West Hempstead (7.5).
See the full Suffolk list below.
COMMACK 8.1 IN 0900 AM 12/17 PUBLIC MILLER PLACE 8.0 IN 1015 AM 12/17 PUBLIC EAST NORTHPORT 8.0 IN 0852 AM 12/17 SPOTTER NESCONSET 8.0 IN 0845 AM 12/17 COCORAHS UPTON 7.6 IN 0100 PM 12/17 NWS OFFICE ISLIP AIRPORT 7.4 IN 0100 PM 12/17 OFFICIAL NWS PORT JEFFERSON STATION 7.2 IN 0900 AM 12/17 COCORAHS E YAPHANK 7.0 IN 0214 PM 12/17 FIRE DEPT CENTERPORT 6.9 IN 0650 AM 12/17 OBSERVER BROOKHAVEN NATIONAL LABO 6.7 IN 0700 AM 12/17 NWS OBS CALVERTON 6.5 IN 0700 AM 12/17 OBSERVER STONY BROOK 6.4 IN 1030 AM 12/17 NWS EMPLOYEE ORIENT POINT 6.0 IN 0800 AM 12/17 CO-OP BAY SHORE 5.7 IN 0900 AM 12/17 COCORAHS RIVERHEAD 5.2 IN 1000 AM 12/17 NWS EMPLOYEE REMSENBURG-SPEONK 5.2 IN 0930 AM 12/17 PUBLIC MANORVILLE 4.9 IN 0800 AM 12/17 COCORAHS SAYVILLE 4.5 IN 0900 AM 12/17 NWS EMPLOYEE WEST ISLIP 4.0 IN 0755 AM 12/17 COCORAHS AMITYVILLE 3.5 IN 0900 AM 12/17 COCORAHS SOUTHAMPTON 3.3 IN 1008 AM 12/17 SPOTTER
