BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — The National Weather Service announced the total snowfall numbers from the substantial lake-effect snowstorm that left parts of Western New York at a standstill and caused this past week.

The full list of numbers can be found below, which were released Monday afternoon. It contains only the cities, towns and villages that were provided by the NWS.

Courtesy: National Weather Service

Snowstorm total numbers from Nov. 16 to Nov. 20

Erie County

  • Hamburg – 81.2 inches
  • Orchard Park – 80 inches
  • Blasdell – 76 inches
  • Elma – 67 inches
  • East Aurora – 51.3 inches
  • Boston – 51 inches
  • Angola – 47.7 inches
  • Wales – 46.6 inches
  • West Seneca – 46.6 inches
  • Eden – 46.2 inches
  • Colden – 44.9 inches
  • Alden – 40.5 inches
  • Holland – 39 inches
  • Buffalo Airport – 36.6 inches
  • Glenwood – 35.6 inches
  • Williamsville – 30.5 inches
  • East Concord – 28.5 inches
  • Clarence – 22.9 inches
  • Akron – 22 inches
  • Snyder – 21.8 inches
  • Amherst – 19.1 inches
  • Kenmore – 13.9 inches
  • East Amherst – 13.3 inches
  • Tonawanda – 12.3 inches

Niagara County

  • North Tonawanda – 19.5 inches
  • Lockport – 18.7 inches
  • Pendleton – 16.6 inches
  • Niagara Falls – 14.5 inches
  • Sanborn – 14 inches
  • Rapids – 14 inches
  • Newfane – 7.6 inches

Cattaraugus County

  • Cattaraugus – 29.2 inches
  • Little Valley – 29 inches
  • Perrysburg – 22.7 inches
  • Franklinville – 20.2 inches
  • Ischua – 19.6 inches
  • Randolph – 17.5 inches
  • Allegany State Park – 8.5 inches
  • Olean – 4.4 inches

Chautauqua County

  • Fredonia – 27 inches
  • Dunkirk – 24.6 inches
  • Gerry – 21.8 inches
  • Dewittville – 21.5 inches
  • Mayville – 19.1 inches
  • Kennedy – 17.7 inches
  • Falconer – 14 inches

Orleans County

  • Medina – 5.1 inches
  • Albion – 4.1 inches
  • Lakeside – 2.1 inches

Genesee County

  • Batavia – 25.3 inches
  • Pavilion – 17.6 inches
  • Le Roy – 13.4 inches
  • Stafford – 13.2 inches

Wyoming County

  • Warsaw – 48.6 inches
  • Attica – 39.3 inches
  • Wyoming – 35.6 inches
  • Silver Springs – 12.7 inches
  • Arcade – 9.8 inches

Allegany County

  • Rushford – 11 inches
  • Angelica – 9 inches
  • Belmont – 8.3 inches
  • Alfred – 6.8 inches
  • Wellsville – 3.6 inches

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