Cranston and Dartmouth are co-kings of the 2026 Blizzard.
Final snowfall totals have been released, with Cranston, Rhode Island, and Dartmouth, Massachusetts, both seeing 37 inches of snow during the Sunday-Tuesday blizzard, beating out only Warwick, Rhode Island (36.2 inches) for the top spot.
The worst-hit area in New York State was Central Islip, with a cumulative thickness of 31 inches. North Stonington, Connecticut is the deepest buried site in the state with a depth of 30.8 inches.
Overall, 18 states and Washington, D.C., saw some snowfall during the storm, with several states receiving an impressive accumulation of more than 30 inches.
Here are the state snowfall leaders:
More than 37 inches of snow
Cranston, Rhode Island — 37.0
Dartmouth, Massachusetts — 37.0
More than 31 inches of snow
Central Islip, NY — 31.0
More than 30 inches of snow
North Stonington, Connecticut — 30.8
Lyndhurst, New Jersey — 30.7
More than 22 inches of snow
Holly River State, West Virginia — 22.5
Lower Makefield Township, Pennsylvania — 22.1
More than 21 inches of snow
Delaware Longneck — 21.0
More than 15 inches of snow
Oakland, MD — 15.0
Winter Green, VA — 15.0
More than 12 inches of snow
Cutler, Maine — 12.0
Trescott, Maine — 12.0
More than 9 inches of snow
Barrington, New Hampshire — 9.8
Beech Mountain, North Carolina — 9.3
More than 7 inches of snow
North Royalton, Ohio — 7.5
Reminderville, Ohio — 7.5
Russell Center, Ohio — 7.5
Spruce Pine, Kentucky — 7.0
More than 6 inches of snow
Redsboro, Vermont — 6.8
More than 4 inches of snow
Silverstone, Tennessee – 4.5
More than 3 inches of snow
Washington, D.C. — 3.6
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