Our latest winter storm hit the area with a force, bringing in moderate to heavy snowfall accompanied by strong winds and blizzard-like conditions. The snowfall was particularly wet and heavy, resulting in a challenging task for residents to dig out on Tuesday.

As of 1:40 PM on Tuesday, snowfall reports from across the region have been compiled to give an overview of the impact of the storm. It is important to note that there may still be additional reports coming in throughout the day, so this list will be continually updated.

The information gathered includes the county, location, magnitude, source, and report time of the snowfall. This provides a comprehensive snapshot of the snowfall distribution across the area. If your town or area is not listed, it means that no measurement or report has been submitted as of now.

The storm left a considerable amount of moisture in the snow, making it particularly heavy and burdensome to clear. Residents have been facing the daunting task of shoveling and plowing through this wet snow to ensure safe passage and maintain normalcy in their daily routines.

The snowstorm brought blizzard to near-blizzard conditions for many areas, with strong winds adding to the challenging weather conditions. The combination of heavy snow and gusty winds created reduced visibility and hazardous road conditions, leading to potentially dangerous travel situations.

Considering the ongoing nature of the storm, it is crucial for individuals to stay updated on weather conditions and warnings. It is advised to exercise caution while venturing outdoors, and to allow ample time for proper snow removal from driveways and walkways.

The impact of this winter storm across the area has been significant, and it is important for residents to be vigilant and prepared for future weather events. Stay tuned for further updates as additional snowfall reports come in throughout the day.

Please note that the information provided is as of 1:40 PM on Tuesday and is subject to change as more reports are gathered.

Stay safe and stay warm as we navigate through this wintry weather.