What was expected to be the biggest storm of the year so far moved through the region on Thursday, leaving around two inches of snow in West Chester.
That's lower than the predicted maximum of 6 to 10 inches forecasters had predicted in the days leading up to the storm. Still, the snow was enough to close schools and cause traffic impacts.
By 11:30 a.m., the skies were clear and crews continued to clear roadways.
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Here are latest snow totals across the Chester County, according to the National Weather Service office in Mount Holly, N.J.
- VALLEY FORGE 4.5 914 AM
- CHESTERBROOK 4.5 939 AM
- DEVAULT 4.3 1000 AM
- EAST NANTMEAL 4.3 1131 AM
- EXTON 3.6 949 AM
- WARWICK 3.4 1000 AM
- PHOENIXVILLE 3.0 956 AM
- WEST CALN TWP 3.0 951 AM
- MARSHALLTON 2.7 1000 AM
- CHESTER SPRINGS 2.5 1000 AM
- WEST CHESTER 2.0 1000 AM
- LANDENBERG 1.5 1047 AM
- NOTTINGHAM 1.5 1000 AM
- GLENMOORE 1.5 1000 AM
- ATGLEN 0.9 1000 AM
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