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According to the National Weather Service, Stony Brook accumulated the most snow within the Greater Port Jeff coverage area with 9.1 inches, while Miller Place had 8 inches and Port Jefferson Station saw 7 inches.
Across Suffolk County, local measurements indicated Bay Shore had the most snowfall with 19.3 inches, with Patchogue registering 19 inches; people there went to sleep with about 4 to 6 inches on the ground and woke up to double or triple those numbers.
As of 7 a.m., the NWS had expected more snowfall in these areas with a rate of 1 to 2 inches per hour.
The highest snowfall amounts in Nassau County were measured in Old Bethpage (14.4), Massapequa Park (14.2) and Hicksville (14). See the full Suffolk list below.
The latest National Weather Service snowfall counts as of 6 a.m. Thursday.
Bay Shore 19.3 345 AM 3/22 Trained Spotter
Patchogue 19.0 200 AM 3/22 Fire Dept/Rescue
Commack 16.7 255 AM 3/22 Public
North Babylon 14.3 340 AM 3/22 Public
West Sayville 14.2 430 AM 3/22 Public
2 SE Smithtown 14.2 200 AM 3/22 Public
Islip Airport 14.0 1200 AM 3/22 FAA Observer
Sayville 13.8 455 AM 3/22 NWS Employee
Dix Hills 13.5 115 AM 3/22 Social Media
Medford 13.3 230 AM 3/22 Trained Spotter
Shirley 13.1 230 AM 3/22 Public
West Babylon 12.5 1244 AM 3/22 Social Media
Lake Grove 12.5 1140 PM 3/21 Social Media
Smithtown 12.3 1155 PM 3/21 Public
Farmingville 11.5 1100 PM 3/21 8.6 INCHES SINCE 7:00PM
Blue Point 11.0 1106 PM 3/21 Social Media
Lake Ronkonkoma 11.0 1101 PM 3/21 Trained Spotter
Centereach 10.5 200 AM 3/22 Trained Spotter
West Islip 9.5 1119 PM 3/21 Social Media
Saint James 9.2 1138 PM 3/21 Trained Spotter
Stony Brook 9.1 1136 PM 3/21 Trained Spotter
Holbrook 9.0 1031 PM 3/21 Social Media
Ronkonkoma 9.0 1043 PM 3/21 NWS Employee
Upton 8.8 200 AM 3/22 NWS Office
Yaphank 8.5 1100 PM 3/21 Public
Miller Place 8.0 1050 PM 3/21 Social Media
Port Jefferson Stati 7.0 1100 PM 3/21 CoCoRaHS
2 SE Ridge 5.6 1259 AM 3/22 CoCoRaHS
Calverton 4.7 230 AM 3/22 NWS Employee
Orient 3.0 1058 PM 3/21 Trained Spotter
Top: Snow aftermath from Thursday morning’s nor’easter in the Stony Brook area. (Credit: Frank Esposito)
