Lincoln, Delaware, saw the most with 8.4 inches of snowfall.
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- People in the Delaware Valley woke up to white, slushy conditions after a winter storm dumped several inches of snow across the region.
Lincoln, Delaware, saw the most with 8.4 inches of snowfall.
Here are the snowfall reports sent to the National Weather Service as of Wednesday morning:
Philadelphia
-Philadelphia Int'l Airport: 2.6 inches
-Northeast Philadelphia: 1.5 inches
-Center City: 1.3 inches
Pennsylvania
- Levittown: 3.5 inches
-Berwyn: 3.2 inches
-Norristown: 3.1 inches
-West Chester: 3.1 inches
-Bustleton: 3 inches
-Plymouth Meeting: 3 inches
-Fox Chase: 2.9 inches
-King of Prussia: 2.7 inches
-Willow Grove: 2.6 inches
New Jersey
-Galloway Twp: 8 inches
-Cape May: 7.8 inches
-Atlantic City: 7.6 inches
-Somers Point: 7.5 inches
-Mays Landing: 5.8 inches
-Washington Twp. 4.4 inches
-Blackwood: 3.7 inches
-West Deptford Twp: 3.6 inches
-Mount Holly: 3.5 inches
-Trenton Airport: 1.4 inches
Delaware
-Lincoln: 8.4 inches
-Cambridge: 8 inches
-Bethel: 8 inches
-Dover: 7.5 inches
-Nassau: 6 inches
-Long Neck: 5.5 inches
-New Castle: 2.6 inches
-Claymont: 1.2 inches
For more on the current conditions and the latest forecast from AccuWeather, visit 6abc.com/Weather.