At a Glance

Winter Storm Reggie brought winter back to the Northeast after a month-long warm spell. Parts of the Ohio Valley and Northeast picked up moderate to heavy snow. New York City picked up its first snow in over a month.

Reggie was a quick moving winter storm that blanketed areas from Ohio to Maine in snowfall and caused temperatures to tumble well below freezing in the Northeast. Reggie ushered in a new pattern for the country with cooler temperatures becoming more common east of the Mississippi.

Up to 8 inches of snow has fallen in parts of Pennsylvania (in Greentown), with about a handful of other locations in the central and northern parts of the Keystone State reporting 6 inches.

Generally, from 2 to 5 inches of snowaccumulated from just up the Hudson Valley in New York into Connecticut, Rhode Island and mainly southeast Massachusetts.

This is New York City's first snow in just over a month; dumped 9.4 inches of snow Feb. 9 in Central Park.

Snow fell at the rate of 1 inch per hour at Newark-Liberty, JFK, and Bradley International Airport in Windsor Locks, Connecticut. This produced a quick 2 inches of snow on the ground at JFK Airport and lead to ground stops at both LaGuardia and Newark-Liberty airports.

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Snowfall Totals

Connecticut: 5.6 inches in Newtown; 3.7 inches in New HavenDelaware: 2.6 inches in Greenville; 0.4 inches in DoverMassachusetts: 8.5 inches in Brewster; 7.3 inches in Nantucket; 1.0 inch in BostonNew Jersey: 5.7 inches in High Point; 4.6 inches in Montague;New York: 7.0 inches in Montgomery; 5.5 inches in Poughkeepsie; 2.4 inches at LaGuardia (NYC); 2.1 inches in Central ParkOhio: 4.8 inches in East Rochester; 2.2 inches in Mansfield; 0.5 inches in ClevelandPennsylvania: 9.5 inches in Yostville; 4.8 inches at Mount Pocono; 4.4 inches at State CollegeRhode Island: 6.8 inches in South Kingstown; 4.0 inches in North Providence

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