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Northeast Snow Totals Friday: New York Buried Under 13 Inches
ALBANY, NY – Parts of New York are digging out Friday after a round of November snowfall delivered more than a foot of snow to several communities, with the highest reported accumulation reaching 13.2
By Rachel Monroe · 2026-11-13T17:45:12.328Z
ALBANY, NY – Parts of New York are digging out Friday after a round of November snowfall delivered more than a foot of snow to several communities, with the highest reported accumulation reaching 13.2 inches as winter weather spread across portions of the eastern United States.
According to the National Weather Service Eastern Region Headquarters, snowfall totals collected Thursday into Friday, Nov. 12 13, show New York receiving some of the heaviest accumulations. Snow also fell across northeastern Pennsylvania, western New England and portions of the southern Appalachian Mountains.
New York Communities Report More Than a Foot Leonardsville, New York, recorded the highest total listed in the report at 13.2 inches, followed by West Winfield at 13 inches and Hartwick at 12.5 inches.
Burlington, Sharon Springs and an area northeast of Worcester each reported 12 inches. Cherry Valley received 10 inches, while Jefferson reported 8.5 inches.
Other notable New York totals included Sherburne at 8 inches, Westerlo at 7.3 inches, Delhi at 7 inches, Oneonta at 5 inches and Cooperstown at 4 inches.
Farther east, Vermont recorded 4.5 inches near Ludlow and 3.5 inches near Jamaica.
Snow Reaches Pennsylvania and North Carolina The snowfall extended well beyond New York, with measurable accumulations reaching mountainous communities farther south.
Beech Mountain, North Carolina, reported 3.2 inches, while nearby Seven Devils recorded 2 inches.
In Pennsylvania, Richmonddale reported 2 inches, Wellsboro recorded 1.7 inches and Harford received 1.5 inches.
West Virginia also recorded snowfall, including 0.5 inches at Snowshoe and 0.2 inches near Davis.
Although the heaviest reported totals were concentrated in New York, the widespread snowfall highlights how far south wintry conditions reached during the November weather system.
Residents traveling through affected higher elevation communities Friday should remain alert for potentially slippery roads, particularly where snow and moisture persist.