Hudson Valley Sees Record Breaking Snowstorm

Thursday's snowstorm broke records in the Hudson Valley, with parts of the area seeing close to two feet of snow. Here's a complete look at snowfall totals for the region.

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The following snow totals are according to the National Weather Service:

Orange County

Mount Hope: 18.3 Inches
Gardnertown: 13.0 Inches
Newburgh: 11.3 Inches
Walden: 11.0 Inches
Montgomery: 10.5 Inches
Goshen: 10.2 Inches
Highland Mills: 10.2 Inches
Vails Gate: 10.0 Inches
Otisville: 10.0 Inches
Middletown: 9.2 Inches
Monroe: 9.0 Inches
Cuddebackville: 9.0 Inches
New Windsor: 9.0 Inches
Warwick: 9.0 Inches
Westtown: 8.8 Inches

Dutchess County

1 S Poughkeepsie: 11.7 Inches
Hopewell Junction: 11.0 Inches
Wappingers Falls: 10.1 Inches
Arlington: 10.0 Inches
2 SSE Poughkeepsie: 9.8 Inches
Lagrange: 9.8 Inches
2 SSW Lagrange: 9.8 Inches
Poughquag: 9.5 Inches
Wassaic: 9.1 Inches
Poughkeepsie: 8.9 Inches
Rhinebeck: 7.5 Inches
3 NE Lagrange: 7.4 Inches
Millbrook: 7.1 Inches
Red Hook: 6.5 Inches
Hyde Park: 6.0 Inches

Ulster County

Wallkill: 11.0 Inches
Kingston: 9.5 Inches
Esopus: 9.5 Inches
Ulster Park: 9.0 Inches
Hurley: 6.1 Inches

Putnam County

Patterson: 8.5 Inches
Brewster: 7.6 Inches
Putnam Valley: 7.4 Inches
Cold Spring: 7.1 Inches
Mahopac: 7.0 Inches

According to Hudson Valley Weather, it's the highest widespread snowfall in the Hudson Valley on record for a storm on or before Nov. 15.