Snowfall totals from around the New York City, Tri-State area
NEW YORK (WABC) -- Tuesday night's winter storm dropped the most snow south of New York City, with more than 6 inches reported in parts of South Jersey. 2-3 inches were observed across Long Island, while north and west of New York City saw little or nothing at all. Officially in Central Park, New York City picked up 1.4 inches.
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