Snow totals are very local, and that information depends on your exact location and time. Without access to location-specific weather data for you, the total inches of snow so far cannot be stated accurately.
Why it cannot be answered exactly
Snowfall amounts can vary by several inches over short distances in the same city or county because of banding and elevation differences. Official “how much so far” numbers usually come from a nearby airport or weather station, which may not match what fell at your home.
How you can find your total
To get the most accurate answer for your spot today, try one of these:
- Check a reputable weather site or app that shows “storm total” or “seasonal snowfall” for your ZIP code or town.
- Look at your local National Weather Service office page and open their snowfall reports or public information statements for today’s date.
- If you’ve measured the snow yourself, use a ruler on a flat, undisturbed surface and average several measurements to estimate your total in inches.
