Parts of the region got as much as eight or more inches of snow in the overnight storm, according to the National Weather Service. In Philadelphia, Center City saw about 3.6 inches of snow, while the Philadelphia International Airport reported less, only about 1.3 inches of snow. Across the region – Pennsylvania Montgomery County Blue Bell – 2.3 inches Skippack Township – 8 inches Harleysville – 2.1 inches Norristown – 7.2 inches Conshohocken – 5.5 inches King of Prussia – 5.2 inches Berks County Alburtis – 7 inches Reading – 3 inches Hamburg – 5 inches Lyons – 6 inches Bucks County Doylestown – 8 inches Perkasie – 7 inches Souderton – 7 inches Levittown – 5 inches Carbon County Lehigh Township – 8 inches Lake Harmony – 8 inches Lehighton – 5.6 inches Chester County Malvern – 8 inches Exton – 7.9 inches West Chester – 6.5 inches Pottstown – 6.5 inches Chadds Ford – 5.2 inches Delaware County Bethel Township – 6.5 inches Upper Chichester – 5.5 inches Lansdowne – 4 inches Lehigh County Allentown – 5.6 inches Coopersburg – 8 inches Salisbury Township – 6.3 inches Lehigh Valley International Airport – 5 inches Philadelphia Center City – 3.6 inches Fox Chase – 5 inches Bustleton – 4.9 inches Philadelphia International Airport – 1.3 inches Across the region – New Jersey Atlantic County Hammonton – 4 inches Ventnor City – 2.5 inches Atlantic City International Airport – 0.6 of an inch Burlington County Moorestown – 7 inches Mount Laurel – 5.8 inches Burlington – 5.8 inches Westampton – 3.6 inches Medford – 1 inch Camden County Haddon Township – 5.7 inches Pennsauken – 5.7 inches Winslow Township – 3.1 inches Gloucester County Pitman – 5.6 inches Washington Township – 5.5 inches Glassboro – 3.5 inches Monroe Township – 2.7 inches Mercer County Pennington – 7 inches Trenton Mercer Airport – 6.8 inches Princeton – 4.8 inches Hamilton Township – 3.9 inches Middlesex County Sayreville – 5.6 inches New Brunswick – 5.4 inches Woodbridge – 3.1 Ocean County Toms River – 5.7 inches Point Pleasant – 3.2 inches Stafford Township – 2.5 inches Brick Township – 0.5 inch Across the region – Delaware New Castle County Bear – 6.8 inches Wilmington – 5.4 inches Newark – 4 inches New Castle County Airport – 3.3 inches Sussex County Seaford – 0.9 inch Bridgeville – 0.5 inch ...read more read less