Snowfall Accumulation Totals
| State | City/location | Amount (inches) |
|---|---|---|
| VA | Big Meadows | 47 |
| WV | Pocahontas County | 40-48 |
| VA | Stanley | 42.0 |
| PA | York County | 35-40 |
| MD | Takoma Park | 36 |
| PA | Shippensburg | 35 |
| MA | Berkshire County | 33 |
| CT | Litchfield County | 33 |
| VA | Luray | 33 |
| MD | Frostburg | 32 |
| NJ | Edison | 32 |
| VA | Front Royal | 32 |
| NJ | Bordentown | 31 |
| PA | Philadelphia | 30.7 |
| NJ | Raritan | 30 |
| NJ | White House Station | 30 |
| NJ | Howell | 30 |
| NJ | Moorestown | 30 |
| NJ | Hazlet | 29.8 |
| NJ | Elizabeth | 28.8 |
| NJ | Freehold | 28 |
| NJ | Newark | 27.8 |
| NJ | McGuire Air Force Base, Wrightstown | 27 |
| NC | Boone | 26 |
| NJ | Califon | 26 |
| PA | Allentown | 25.9 |
| VA | Dulles International Airport | 24.6 |
| NJ | Lambertville | 24.8 |
| NJ | Bound Brook | 24.5 |
| NJ | Trenton | 24.2 |
| NJ | Pottersville | 24 |
| RI | Providence | 24 |
| NJ | Long Branch | 24 |
| NJ | Toms River | 24 |
| MD | Baltimore | 22.5 |
| NJ | New Brunswick | 22.6 |
| VA | Roanoke | 22.2 |
| NJ | Sandy Hook | 22 |
| NJ | Mount Holly | 22 |
| NJ | Flemington | 20.3 |
| NY | Central Park, New York City | 20.2 |
| NJ | Plainfield | 19 |
| MA | Boston | 18.2 |
| CT | Hartford | 18.2 |
| NJ | Willingboro | 19.4 |
| NJ | Marlton | 18 |
| NJ | Princeton | 18 |
| VA | National Airport, Washington, D.C. | 17.1 |
| NJ | Hightstown | 17.1 |
| CT | Bridgeport | 16 |
| NJ | Somerville | 16 |
| NJ | Indian Mills | 16 |
| NJ | Beach Haven | 15 |
| NC | Hickory | 14 |
| VA | Richmond | 11.5 |
| NJ | Cape May City | 10.1 |
| PA | Pittsburgh | 9.6 |
Source: National Snow & Ice Data Center
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