Doylestown Cleans Up After Winter Storm

DOYLESTOWN, PA — A winter Nor'easter storm brought nearly a foot of snow to the Doylestown area, according to the latest measurements from the National Weather Service.

More than 10 inches of snow was dumped on the Doylestown area, according to the National Weather Service. Chalfont recorded 11.4 inches, while Quakertown received more than a foot of snow.

The combination of heavy snow, sleet and wind has caused problems for drivers this week. Bucks County Emergency Management officials reported more than 119 calls to 911 and 18 traffic accidents with four involving injuries and one entrapment.

Bucks County Snowfall Totals: See Town-By-Town Numbers

PECO reported no major power outages during the storm. You can report outages to PECO via their app or by calling 1-800-841-4141.

Scoping out the cleanup efforts across the area pic.twitter.com/Ln7uzvn1gM
— Ray Leichner (@stormchaserray) February 2, 2021

Winter storm emergencies for the boroughs of Doylestown, New Britain and Chalfont were lifted Tuesday night. In Perkasie Borough, trash collection for Monday through Wednesday is cancelled. Warrington Township lifted its snow emergency Tuesday night.

Quick aerial shot of the neighborhood in Chalfont, PA @NWS_MountHolly @epawawx @stormchaserray @mikestanislaw @phillywx #PAwx pic.twitter.com/SAONdCI56L
— Matt (@CentralBucksWX) February 2, 2021

BUCKS COUNTY: Downtown Doylestown looking like a postcard after 48 hours of #snow. @DoylestownBoro @CBSPhilly pic.twitter.com/x24lkAa7Vr
— Alicia Roberts (@ARobertsCBS) February 2, 2021

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