PA Storm Totals: Tobyhanna Sees Highest Accumulation at 14.5 Inches

The recent snowstorm that hit the Philadelphia region left a lasting impact, with varying totals across different areas. According to the National Weather Service, Tobyhanna in the Poconos recorded the highest accumulation, reaching an impressive 14.5 inches.

Meanwhile, several spots in colder Philadelphia suburbs received more than half a foot of snow, while parts of the Poconos and Lehigh Valley saw over a foot of snow by late morning. The top spot in each county is listed below:

* Tobyhanna: 14.5 inches

* Lehigh Valley International Airport: 9.1 inches

* Atlantic City International Airport: trace

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For a comprehensive view of the storm's impact on Pennsylvania, check out the Franklin County PA radar weather maps and graphics, which provide current Rainfall Storm Total views of storm severity from precipitation levels.

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