A winter storm brought four inches of snow to Long Island on Sunday night into Monday morning, when many people were off from work and school for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
The highest snowfall amount on Long Island in this storm was 4.1 inches reported in Roosevelt, according to the National Weather Service.
Temperatures in the 20s after the storm passed made for slippery conditions as any melting snow then froze into ice.
Here are the inches of snow by town from the Jan. 19-20, 2025 storm:
Nassau County
Roosevelt 4.1
Syosset 4.0
East Williston 3.9
Plainview 3.9
East Meadow 3.8
Glen Cove 3.8
Sea Cliff 3.6
Plainview 3.2
Farmingdale 3.0
Hicksville 1.4
Massapequa 3.0
Plainview 3.0
Herricks 2.7
Manhasset Hills 2.7
East Meadow 2.5
Levittown 2.5
East Meadow 2.4
Massapequa Park 2.3
Bellmore 2.1
1 NE Roosevelt 2.0
2 SSE Plainedge 2.0
East Rockaway 1.8
Syosset 1.8
Seaford 1.5
Suffolk County
Centerport 3.6
Commack 3.5
Babylon 3.3
Port Jefferson 3.3
Centereach 3.2
Stony Brook 3.2
Greenlawn 3.1
Port Jefferson 3.1
Centerport 1.1
Islip 3.0
North Babylon 3.0
Centereach 2.8
Mount Sinai 2.8
Nesconset 2.5
Islip 2.3
Upton 2.1
Blue Point 0.3
Hampton Bays 2.0
Deer Park 1.9
Huntington Station 1.8
Bay Shore 1.6
East Quogue 1.6
Bellport 1.5
Islip Terrace 0.5
North Patchogue 1.5
Ridge 1.5
Center Moriches 1.1
East Islip 1.1
Baiting Hollow 1.0
Orient Point 1.0
