Check Out These Insane Snowfall Totals In New York

This weekend was one of the worst on record for snowfall in New York State.

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Western and Upstate New York was hit with several days of massive lake effect snowstorms and some areas are still trying to dig themselves out of the feet of snow that was dropped on them by Mother Nature.

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Several snowfall records were set over the weekend including the most snow ever for New York State.

EXTRA: HISTORIC LAKE EFFECT SNOW BLANKETS WESTERN NEW YORK

It is crazy how much snow fell over the past weekend across New York State. The National Weather Service put out a map of snowfall totals and the sheer amount of snow is astounding.

Check out their map.

A big shout out to all the snowplow drivers, truck drivers, first responders, fire and police officers, and to all the amazing neighbors who went out and helped shovel out driveways and walkways.

EXTRA: FOUR NEW YORK TOWNS HAD OVER 5 FEET OF SNOW

Snow removal crews were still working as of this morning clearing out the main roads and side streets before one of the busiest travel days of the year.

The good news is that this weekend the temperatures will remain warm and there is only a slight chance of light snow across the state. Most places will be more rain than snow.

Historic Snow Storm Hits Buffalo

A historic snowstorm slammed into Western New York on Friday and continues to bring snow to all areas across the region.

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Here Are the 10 Snowiest Places in Upstate New York!

This list shows the Top Ten Snowiest Communities in New York State. Some of the numbers these places put up are incredible! The regions stick mainly to the perennially snowiest places we are familiar with such as the North Country, Adirondacks, Western New York, and the Tug Hill Plateau.

There are several online places that list the "snowiest places in New York State." Surprisingly, they all have different rankings and all use different data. So we decided to use the New York State Ski Blog as our source. Thousands of skiers rely on this site for accurate weather conditions around the state. So we did too.

FYI...since the winter of 2022 is definitely not over these statistics are for last year. We have no doubt that the rankings will change next year. I mean, have you seen the photos coming out of western New York recently? WOW!

Gallery Credit: Chuck D'Imperio