Northern Washington storm history

Zone average snowfall of 2.8 inches.

Zone average snowfall of 3.9 inches.

Zone average snowfall of 5.7 inches.

A mixed precipitation winter storm led to the combination of zone average snowfall of 6.3 inches, zone average flat ice accumulation of 0.13 inches, and zone average liquid equivalent of 0.96 inches.

Zone average snowfall of 0.7 inches.

There were numerous reports of downed trees and wires throughout Washington County due to strong winds. Many instances of downed trees and wires led to road blockages. Additionally, a couple of reports stated that trees had been downed onto residences.

Zone average snowfall of 8.3 inches.

Zone average snowfall of 16.8 inches.

Numerous reports of downed trees and wires, many of which blocked roadways and and caused traffic delays.

Snow squall. NYS Mesonet webcam at Whitehall showed visibilities reduced to at or below one quarter of a mile with a peak wind gust of 32 mph.

Snow squall. Visibility rapidly dropped to less than one quarter of a mile with the snow squall near Whitehall.

Snow squall. A snow accumulation of 0.5 inches occurred with the snow squall near Hartford.

Snow squall. Visibilities were reduced to less than 500 feet for about 10 minutes along with 0.2 inches of snow accumulation near Granville.

Multiple trees and wires were downed in the vicinity of State Route 22 eastward to the Vermont border.

Route 40 was closed between Guilder Hollow Road and Warren Road due to a crash in the Town of Hartford.