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Day After Nor'easter: Dutchess Digs Out From Up To 26 Inches Of Snow

DUTCHESS COUNTY, N.Y. - A day after a Nor'easter dumped over a foot of the white stuff on the region, Dutchess County was cleaning it all up.

Snow was deep in Hopewell Junction. This path leads from a parking lot to the Hopewell Reformed Church.

Snow was deep in Hopewell Junction. This path leads from a parking lot to the Hopewell Reformed Church.

 Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
Pedestrians walk behind the snowbanks on Main Street in Beacon.

Pedestrians walk behind the snowbanks on Main Street in Beacon.

 Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
Digging out on Main Street in Beacon.

Digging out on Main Street in Beacon.

 Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
Snow lines the streets in Beacon.

Snow lines the streets in Beacon.

 Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
A Beacon man wears his ushanka in the snow flurries Wednesday afternoon.

A Beacon man wears his ushanka in the snow flurries Wednesday afternoon.

 Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
Snow was piled high on the streets of Beacon.

Snow was piled high on the streets of Beacon.

 Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
Snow lines the sidewalks in Fishkill.

Snow lines the sidewalks in Fishkill.

 Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
Snowbanks have a path cleared to the landmark Yankee Clipper Diner.

Snowbanks have a path cleared to the landmark Yankee Clipper Diner.

 Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
Clearing snow in Beacon.

Clearing snow in Beacon.

 Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
Walking paths were shoveled in Fishkill.

Walking paths were shoveled in Fishkill.

 Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
Sidewalks were shoveled on Main Street in Fishkill.

Sidewalks were shoveled on Main Street in Fishkill.

 Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
Digging out in Hopewell Junction.

Digging out in Hopewell Junction.

 Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
Someone did a clean plowing job at this home in Hopewell Junction.

Someone did a clean plowing job at this home in Hopewell Junction.

 Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
Snow in Hopewell Junction.

Snow in Hopewell Junction.

 Photo Credit: Skip Pearlman
Skip Pearlman

Road crews were out in full force throughout Tuesday night, providing commuters with relatively clean roadways to get to work Wednesday morning. 

And residents were out as well, cleaning, shoveling, and blowing snow into neat piles.

Snowfall totals in Dutchess ranged from 12 inches in Hyde Park to 17 in Hopewell, 20 in Fishkill, and topped out at a whopping 26 inches - reported in Wappingers Falls and Red Oaks Mills.

For more on area snowfall totals, click here to see the Daily Voice story.

Check out the photo gallery to see highlights of Dutchess digging out.

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