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Overnight storm brings snow to the Philly region. Here’s how much snow fell.

The snow had stopped by mid-morning.

A man with a dog along Ridge Avenue at bottom of Indian Queen Lane in East Falls section of Philadelphia on Friday.
A man with a dog along Ridge Avenue at bottom of Indian Queen Lane in East Falls section of Philadelphia on Friday.Read moreALEJANDRO A. ALVAREZ / Staff Photographer

After a Monday snowstorm only brought little more than an inch of snow to the city, as much as five inches of snow fell in Philadelphia Thursday into Friday.

Starting Thursday night, the storm swept across the region, with many residents waking to blankets of snow that fell overnight. The snow had stopped by mid-morning.

Here are some of the snowfall totals for the region, compiled for the National Weather Service through different providers.

Pennsylvania

Philadelphia County

  1. Chestnut Hill - 5 inches

  2. Fox Chase - 3.6 inches

  3. Germantown - 3.8 inches

  4. Northeast Philadelphia - 4 inches

  5. Point Breeze - 3.2 inches

  6. Philadelphia International Airport - 2.9 inches

  7. Roxborough - 3.5 inches

  8. South Philadelphia - 3.3 inches

  9. West Philadelphia - 3.3 inches

Berks County

  1. Alburtis - 2.8 inches

  2. Bern Township - 3 inches

  3. Bernville - 4.2 inches

  4. Boyertown - 3.3 inches

  5. District Township - 3.5 inches

  6. Douglassville - 3 inches

  7. Earl Township - 3.2 inches

  8. Fleetwood - 3.8 inches

  9. Hamburg - 2.5 inches

  10. Huffs Church - 3.1 inches

  11. Metztown - 2.5 inches

  12. Reading - 3.5 inches

  13. Shillington - 3.5 inches

  14. Sinking Spring - 3.6 inches

  15. Spring Township - 3.5 inches

  16. Union Township - 3.2 inches

Bucks County

  1. Bensalem - 3.8 inches

  2. Bristol - 3.3 inches

  3. Buckingham Township - 4.1 inches

  4. Doylestown - 4.9 inches

  5. Doylestown Airport - 4 inches

  6. Feasterville-Trevose - 4.1 inches

  7. Fountainville - 3 inches

  8. Fricks - 4.3 inches

  9. Furlong - 4.4 inches

  10. Hilltown Township - 4.3 inches

  11. Jamison - 5 inches

  12. Langhorne - 4.3 inches

  13. Levittown - 4.9 inches

  14. Lower Makefield Township - 4.3 inches

  15. Morrisville - 4.3 inches

  16. Newtown - 4.3 inches

  17. Perkasie - 4 inches

  18. Sellersville - 4 inches

  19. Silverdale - 4.5 inches

  20. Souderton - 3.8 inches

  21. Springtown - 3.6 inches

  22. Trumbauersville - 3.8 inches

  23. Warminster - 5 inches

  24. West Rockhill Township - 3.8 inches

  25. Yardley - 4.3 inches

Chester County

  1. Atglen - 2.7 inches

  2. Chads Ford 3 SW 2.3 in

  3. Chesterbrook - 3 inches

  4. Chester Springs - 2.4 inches

  5. East Coventry Township - 3.1 inches

  6. East Fallowfield Township - 3.3 inches

  7. East Nantmeal Township - 4.3 inches

  8. Elverson - 3.9 unches

  9. Exton - 3.3 inches

  10. Glenhall - 2.7 inches

  11. Jennersville - 3.3 inches

  12. Landenberg - 3.5 inches

  13. New London Township - 4 inches

  14. Oxford - 4.1 inches

  15. Phoenixville - 4.1 inches

  16. Valley Forge - 4.1 inches

  17. Wallace Township - 3 inches

  18. Warwick Township - 2.7 inches

  19. West Caln Township - 3.9 inches

  20. West Chester - 2.1 inches

  21. West Grove - 4 inches

  22. West Nottingham Township - 3.5 inches

  23. Westtown - 3.1 inches

  24. Wickerton - 3 inches

Delaware County

  1. Aston Township - 4 inches

  2. Broomall - 3 inches

  3. Chadds Ford Township - 3.6 inches

  4. Chelsea - 4 inches

  5. Clifton Heights - 3.9 inches

  6. Folsom - 3.3 inches

  7. Morton - 3.9 inches

  8. Newtown Township - 4 inches

  9. Upper Chichester - 3.1 inches

  10. Wayne - 2.5 inches

Montgomery County

  1. Ambler - 4.5 inches

  2. Bala Cynwyd - 3.2 inches

  3. Eagleville - 1.9 inches

  4. Glenside - 4.3 inches

  5. Hatfield - 3 inches

  6. Horsham - 4.5 inches

  7. King of Prussia - 4.3 inches

  8. Lower Frederick Township - 3.9 inches

  9. Lower Moreland Township - 3.7 inches

  10. Lower Providence Township - 3.5 inches

  11. Morris Park - 4 inches

  12. New Hanover Township - 3.7 inches

  13. Norristown - 4.5 inches

  14. Oreland - 3.9 inches

  15. Pennsburg - 3 inches

  16. Plymouth Meeting - 4 inches

  17. Red Hill - 1.5 inches

  18. Salford Township - 3.2 inches

  19. Spring Mount - 3 inches

  20. Whitemarsh Township - 4.5 inches

  21. Willow Grove - 4 inches

  22. Wyncote - 4.3 inches

New Jersey

Atlantic County

  1. Atlantic City International Airport - 4.2 inches

  2. Egg Harbor Township - 5 inches

  3. Estell Manor - 3.6 inches

  4. Galloway Township - 4.5 inches

  5. Hammonton - 3 inches

  6. Northfield - 5.6 inches

  7. Smithville - 4 inches

  8. Somers Point - 2.3 inches

  9. Ventnor City - 3 inches

Burlington County

  1. Browns Mills - 3.5 inches

  2. Medford 5.1 inches

Camden County

  1. Atco - 5 inches

  2. Audubon - 4 inches

  3. Berlin - 6 inches

  4. Cherry Hill - 4.2 inches

  5. Gibbsboro - 4.5 inches

  6. Haddonfield - 4.3 inches

  7. Lindenwold - 3.5 inches

  8. Pine Hill - 5.5 inches

  9. Sicklerville - 4.8 inches

  10. Somerdale - 4.5 inches

  11. West Berlin - 5.5 inches

Ocean County

  1. Barnegat Township - 4.7 inches

  2. Beach Haven - 4 inches

  3. Bayville - 4 inches

  4. Berkeley Township - 4.4 inches

  5. Brick - 5.3 inches

  6. Forked River - 2 inches

  7. Jackson - 4.8 inches

  8. Lakewood - 5 inches

  9. Manchester Township - 6 inches

  10. New Egypt - 5.5 inches

  11. Pine Beach - 3.2 inches

  12. Toms River - 5 inches

Salem County

  1. Pennsville - 3 inches