The National Weather Service says 7 inches of snow was reported at Summit Hill in Carbon County and 6 inches in Sciota and Stroudsburg in Monroe County as well as in Pen Argyl and Plainfield Township in Northampton County.
Utility companies serving eastern and northeastern Pennsylvania reported only scattered outages by midday Saturday.
Meanwhile snow shovels hit the pavement around Easton all day long Saturday, cleaning up from this weekend's brush with a blizzard.
13-year-old Zach Keifer wants to shovel every and any driveway.
"As many before the sun goes down," said Keifer.
The cold weather means quick cash for many.
"Oh yeah this pays the bills," said Steve Searock.
Searock worked through the night when the bulk of the snow fell around the Lehigh Valley.
11-year-old Derek Line had different ideas for the snow.
"Definitely snowball fights, probably some forts," he said.
For some the snow was just a nuisance.
"It was coming down consistently, I had to shovel around my car twice," said Matthew Yukins.
For snow lovers, it was a disappointment.
"Not impressed, I wanted two feet," said Mark Saveri.
As people in Easton continued their clean up, they breathed a sigh of relief when they took a look what New England got.
"Better them than me," said Adam Line.
