Jaw-Dropping Photos & Updated Totals from Central New York’s 3-Day Storm

The multi-day storm has left several Central New York towns buried once again in several feet of snow. Some more than FIVE FEET!

How much actually fell? Here are the UPDATED National Weather Service observed totals from Sunday, February 16 to Wednesday, February 19.

Point Rock, near the town of Lee in Oneida County, is reporting the highest totals, but from the looks of photos around the area, Williamstown and Camden may have more. The National Weather Service doesn't report how much fell in those areas.

Oneida County

Point Rock 59.6 in
Vienna 54.4 in
Durhamville 27.2 in
Maynard 22.0 in
Sherrill 22.0 in
Forestport 18.0 in
Westmoreland 17.8 in
Rome 17.8 in
Whitesboro 12.5 in
Holland Patent 12.4 in
Utica 11.0 in
New Hartford 10.0 in
New York Mills 10.0 in

READ MORE: Massive Manufacturing Plant Collapses Under Weight of Snow in Central New York

Madison County

Oneida 15.7 in
Oneida Castle 14.2 in
Chittenango 11.6 in

Onondaga County

Liverpool 22.8 in
Clay 20.3 in
Brewerton 19.5 in
Euclid 16.3 in
Baldwinsville 11.5 in

READ MORE: Snowiest Central New York Town This Month Nears 80 Inches

Oswego County

Mexico 42.2 in
Phoenix 34.1 in
Cleveland 30.5 in
Oswego 13.5 in

Lewis County

Constableville 20.0 in

READ MORE: Snow King of the Nation!: The New York Town That Tops Them All

I guess Punxsutawney Phil was right. Can we handle 6 more weeks of this crap?

Take a look at the jaw dropping pictures from all across Central New York. I don't know about you but I'm ready for spring!

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