Hudson Valley Groundhog Day Snowfall Totals

Forget about whether or not the groundhog saw his shadow. The question of the day is, 'Can I see my car?'

Much of the Hudson Valley received over eight inches of snow by Monday morning, with more coming down throughout the afternoon. The National Weather Service predicts much of the region will see 10 to 14 inches of accumulation by 7PM on Monday.

The National Weather Service's Albany bureau reported the following unofficial snowfall totals in the Hudson Valley as of Monday morning:

DUTCHESS COUNTY
Rhinebeck...............14 inches
Millerton...............12 inches
Pine Plains.............12 inches
Wappingers Falls........9 inches
Hyde Park...............9 inches
Clinton Corners.........9 inches
Poughkeepsie............8.6 inches
Fishkill................8.2 inches
Stormville..............6 inches

ORANGE COUNTY
Greenville.............10.5 inches
Highland Mills.........10.3 inches
Middletown.............10 inches
Goshen.................9.5 inches
Otisville..............9.5 inches
Greenwood Lake.........9.1 inches
Newburgh...............9 inches
New Windsor............8 inches
South Blooming Grove...8 inches
Kiryas Joel............8 inches
Harriman...............8 inches
Pine Island............7 inches
Washingtonville........7 inches
Salisbury Mills........6.5 inches
Walden.................6 inches

PUTNAM COUNTY
Mahopac..................10 inches
Cold Spring..............7 inches

SULLIVAN COUNTY
Wurtsboro...............12 inches
Forestburg...............9 inches
Eldred......................6.5 inches
Loch Sheldrake.......6.5 inches

ULSTER COUNTY
Tillson..................17 inches
Lomontville..............14 inches
Saugerties...............13.8 inches
Cottekill................12.8 inches
Stone Ridge..............12.5 inches
Shokan...................12 inches
New Paltz...............11.5 inches
Boiceville...............11 inches
Woodstock................10 inches
Marlboro.................9 inches
Modena....................9 inches
Kingston.................7.5 inches
Esopus...................7 inches
Highland.................6.9 inches