Here’s how much snow fell in communities in and around Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH — It’s the question we all woke up asking ourselves Thursday when we saw the blanket of white outside: how much snow did my neighborhood get?

That answer is widely varied around our area, from just an inch in Lawrence County to 17 inches in Indiana County.

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Here’s the breakdown from the National Weather Service:

Allegheny County

• Aspinwall - 10.1 inches
• Baldwin – 9.7 inches
• Bethel Park – 9.5 inches
• Ben Avon – 10 inches
• Blawnox – 10 inches
• Bloomfield – 9 inches
• Brackenridge - 10 inches
• Brentwood – 9.5 inches
• Bridgeville - 10.3 inches
• Carnegie – 7 inches
• Carrick – 9.1 inches
• Castle Shannon – 9.5 inches
• Clairton – 12.5 inches
• Churchill - 10.7 inches
• Crafton – 8.8 inches
• East Pittsburgh - 10.9 inches
• Elizabeth – 9.4 inches
• Emsworth – 7 inches
• Forest Hills – 11 inches
• Fox Chapel – 11.5 inches
• Glassport – 8.8 inches
• Gibsonia – 10.8 inches
• Glenshaw – 9 inches
• Hampton Township – 11.5 inches
• Heidelberg – 9.5 inches
• Imperial – 7 inches
• Ingomar – 10.5 inches
• Jefferson Hills – 9.7 inches
• Lawrenceville – 11 inches
• McCandless – 9.8 inches
• Mckees Rocks – 8.2 inches
• Millvale – 9.3 inches
• Monroeville – 10.2 inches
• Moon – 8 inches
• Mt. Lebanon – 10.3 inches
• Natrona Heights – 10.5 inches
• North Braddock – 13.5 inches
• North Versailles – 5 inches
• Oakdale – 9 inches
• Oakland – 9.7 inches
• Oakmont – 10 inches
• Penn Hills – 12 inches
• Perry North – 11.2 inches
• Pittsburgh – 11.5 inches
• Plum – 11 inches
• Regent Square - 8.5 inches
• Ross Township – 10.5 inches
• Shadyside - 10.7 inches
• Shaler Township – 10 inches
• Sharpsburg – 9.5 inches
• South Fayette - 10.1 inches
• South Park - 10.3 inches
• Springdale – 10.5 inches
• Squirrel Hill – 10.5 inches
• Swissvale – 8.8 inches
• Upper St. Clair – 9 inches
• Wall – 10.8 inches
• West Mifflin – 12.6 inches
• West View – 9 inches
• Wexford – 14 inches
• White Oak – 9.7 inches
• Wilkins Township – 10.6 inches

Armstrong County

• Dayton – 10.5 inches
• Freeport – 11 inches
• Ford City – 8.8 inches
• Kittanning – 11 inches

Beaver County

• Aliquippa – 6.8 inches
• Ambridge – 6 inches
• Beaver – 6.5 inches
• Beaver Falls – 3.8 inches
• Blackhawk – 6.4 inches
• Economy - 5.5 inches
• Freedom - 4.8 inches
• Monaca - 8 inches
• New Brighton – 5.5 inches
• New Sheffield – 7 inches
• Ohioville – 5.3 inches
• Rochester - 8 inches

Butler County

• Butler – 8.5 inches
• Cabot – 16 inches
• Criders Corners – 8.5 inches
• Portersville – 7 inches
• Prospect – 6.5 inches
• Renfrew - 8.5 inches
• Sarver – 13 inches
• Saxonburg – 10.3 inches
• Seven Fields – 7.8 inches
• Slippery Rock – 12 inches
• West Sunbury – 11.3 inches
• Zelienople – 5.9 inches

Clarion County

• Clarion – 10 inches
• Cooksburg – 11 inches
• Fisher - 12.2 inches
• Tionesta – 7 inches

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Fayette County

• Belle Vernon – 6.3 inches
• Brownsville – 8 inches
• Deer Lake – 12 inches
• Ohiopyle – 11 inches
• Perryopolis – 5.5 inches

Greene County

• Waynesburg – 6.8 inches

Indiana County

• Black Lick – 16.3 inches
• Blairsville – 17 inches
• Homer City – 16.5 inches
• Indiana - 15 inches
• Marion Center – 16 inches
• Pikes Peak – 16 inches
• Saltsburg - 14 inches

Lawrence County

• Enon Valley – 3.2 inches
• McConnells Mill – 5.7 inches
• New Castle – 3.5 inches
• Pulaski – 5 inches

Mercer County

• Hermitage – 4.8 inches
• Mercer – 4.8 inches
• Sharpsville – 4.3 inches
• Sharon – 3.4 inches

Washington County

• Amity - 10.3 inches
• Canonsburg - 9 inches
• Cecil – 8.6 inches
• Charleroi – 8.4 inches
• Finleyville – 11 inches
• Houston - 9.1 inches
• McDonald – 7 inches
• McMurray – 10.5 inches
• Venetia - 9 inches
• Washington - 8.5 inches

Westmoreland County

• Adamsburg – 9.1 inches
• Arnold – 10.1 inches
• Delmont – 11 inches
• Derry - 15.6 inches
• Donegal – 14 inches
• East Vandergrift – 10.1 inches
• Grapeville – 9.5 inches
• Greensburg– 10.5 inches
• Irwin – 9.6 inches
• Leechburg – 10.5 inches
• Ligonier – 9.5 inches
• Lower Burrell – 11.4 inches
• Monessen – 8 inches
• Murrysville – 9.5 inches
• New Kensington – 10.8 inches
• New Stanton – 7 inches
• Scottdale - 6 inches
• Trafford – 9 inches
• West Newton - 11 inches
• Youngwood - 8.5 inches

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