How much snow was there in Rochester? View 24-hour totals

It was a white winter morning in the Rochester area on Tuesday, with a light blanket of snow falling in and around the city.

How much snow fell in your region? Here are the 24-hour totals from trained spotters as reported by the National Weather Service in Buffalo:

Snowfall totals in the Rochester area

Monroe County

Orleans County

• Medina: 2.7 inches

• Lakeshore: 0.3 inches

Genesee County

• Le Roy: 3.1 inches

• Stafford: 2.6 inches

• Batavia: 2 inches

• Alexander: 1.5 inches

• Batavia: 1 inch

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Livingston County

Ontario County

Wayne County

• Clyde: 1.4 inches

• Macedonia: 1.2 inches

Historic Snowfall Perspective for Rochester

The 1.8 inches that fell in Rochester on December 2 (the 24-hour count begins and ends at 7 a.m., not midnight) was the first measurable snow of the year for the city. The last measurable snow for Rochester was December 10, 1948.

In a normal season, which runs from July 1 to June 30, Rochester typically receives 9.3 inches of snow through December 2.

The record for the least amount of snow at this location, unsurprisingly, dates back to 1948, when only a trace was recorded at that time.

— Steve Howe covers weather, climate and the Great Lakes for the Democrat and Chronicle. As an RIT graduate, he has covered countless topics over the years, including public safety, local government, national politics and economic development in New York and Utah.

This article originally appeared on the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle: Weather in Rochester, NY: Snowfall totals for December 2nd