âItâs definitely a historic event, Iâve never seen anything like that and Iâve been in the weather service since the 90s,â Meteorologist Daniel Padavona at the National Weather Service in Binghamton said.
The norâeaster left heavy, record-breaking snowfall across parts of northeast Pennsylvania and central New York starting Wednesday and continuing into Thursday.
Bradford County was blanketed with snow ranging from 20 to 43.3 inches, with Towanda (28 inches), Litchfield (34 inches), Troy (36 inches), Rome (34.8 inches), Burlington (36 inches), Alba (26 inches) and 32-34 inches in the Valley area, according to the NWS.
Sullivan County had a snowfall ranging from 10.5-16.5 inches while Tioga County, Pennsylvania had a range of 23-44 inches.