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Quick-Moving Storm Brings Several Inches Of Snowfall To Much Of Region: Here's How Much Fell

The second winter storm in the first days of the new year brought accumulating snowfall to much of the region overnight Sunday, Jan. 3 into Monday, Jan. 4.

The second winter storm in the first days of the new year brought accumulating snowfall to much of the region overnight Sunday, Jan. 3 into Monday, Jan. 4.

The second winter storm in the first days of the new year brought accumulating snowfall to much of the region overnight Sunday, Jan. 3 into Monday, Jan. 4.

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While New York City and Long Island the immediate surrounding suburbs saw all rain with some sleet mixed in, some areas in upstate New York saw as much as half a foot of accumulation, including reports of 6 inches in Sullivan County.

In Northern Fairfield and Litchfield counties, generally, 2 to 3 inches of accumulation fell by Monday morning.

Similar totals were reported in areas just north of I-84 in New York State, with between 2 and 4 inches in parts of Dutchess and Orange counties. 

A dry weather pattern is expected for the first few days of the week, with a mix of sun and clouds and the high temperature expected to be average or near to slightly above normal.

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