Monday Morning, Long Island woke up to a stark white surprise - a blanet of snow coating cars, roadways, and homes - Mother Nature's last big laugh as we enter the month of April. Although this isn't the most accumulation we've seen this year, for many, it's certainly been the most shocking - yesterday evening's weather report indicated today would be rainy - only early this morning did the forecast change! Plows could be seen out in force on roadways this morning, however, this morning's commute was quite a messy one for most Long Islanders - roadways were messy, since there was not much warning or time to prepare for the snow.
Here are the reported snow totals for Long Island, taken between 8:39 AM and 11:30 AM, as reported by the National Weather Service:
Nassau County
- Albertson - 3.0 inches
- Levittown - 1.2 inches
- Plainview - 1.0 inch
- Wantagh - 0.9 inches
Suffolk County
- Bay Shore - 3.0 inches
- Centereach - 4.3 inches
- Coram - 5.0 inches
- 1 N Hauppauge - 3.4 inches
- Islip Airport - 4.6 inches
- Lake Grove - 5.0 inches
- Lake Ronkonkoma - 4.3 inches
- Oakdale - 4.0 inches
- Ridge - 2.0 inches
- Ronkonkoma - 4.0 inches
- Sayville - 4.0 inches
- Selden - 5.1 inches
- Stony Brook - 4.2 inches
- Upton - 2.5 inches
- West Islip - 3.0 inches
- Yaphank - 4.0 inches
As the snow continues to fall, we'll continue to provide you with updated snowfall accumulation totals for towns across Long Island. Be sure to check back for updates!
[Source: National Weather Service]
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