Hudson Valley Storm: How Much Snow Fell And Where

HUDSON VALLEY, NY — The region's first winter storm, which tracked even farther north than expected, is expected to taper off through Thursday morning.

"Be safe out there as blowing snow will continue to prolong treacherous roadways through the morning," Alex Marra and Bill Potter of Hudson Valley Weather said on Facebook.

Thursday morning, the National Weather Service offered snowfall reports for the Hudson Valley, which came out at the low end of their Wednesday predictions. (Note that report times vary greatly.)

Dutchess County

• Red Hook - 14.5 inches (reported at 7:07 a.m.)
• Poughkeepsie - 8.0 (reported at midnight)

Orange

• 1 mile NNW of Kiryas Joel - 10.0 inches (reported at 6:45 a.m.)
• 1 NNW Warwick - 10.0

Putnam

• Brewster - 7.2 inches (reported at 11 p.m.)

Rockland

• 1 mile NW of Stony Point - 7.0 inches (reported at 7 a.m.)
• New City - 6.5 (reported at 11:41 p.m.)

Ulster

• Phoenicia - 17.0 inches (reported at 6:52 a.m.)
• SW of Highland - 13.5 (reported at 7 a.m.)
• 1 ENE Woodstock - 12.0 (reported at 7 a.m.)

Westchester

• 1 mile NNW of White Plains - 11.0 inches (reported 7 a.m.)
• 2 ENE Yorktown Heights - 7.5 (reported 11:41 p.m.)
• Rye Brook - 7.0 (reported 10:32 p.m.)
• Dobbs Ferry - 3.5 (reported 10:20 p.m.)

By far the greatest snowfall was in the Binghamton area, much to the surprise of residents and meteorologists. The folks at Hudson Valley Weather provided perspective.

The snow should end by 1 p.m., the National Weather Service said.

Have you measured the snowfall at your house? Tell us in the comments.