How Much Snow Fell In Montco Monday? Town-By-Town Totals

Norristown PA

22 February, 2021

2:37 PM

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MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA — A new week, a new snowstorm in Montgomery County. Monday morning saw more snow fall across much of the region, adding to the already significant snowfall totals. The latest "burst of snow" was heavy, but quick. Snow started in parts of the county late Monday morning and appeared to be dying down by early Monday afternoon. Montgomery County remains under a winter weather advisory until 6 p.m. Slippery conditions should be expected for the afternoon commute, officials said. Storm on top of storm has had road crews working overtime to keep things as safe as possible for travel. We'd like to give a huge shoutout to our team here at DPS, our partners at the Montgomery County Correctional Facility,...Posted by Montgomery County Department of Public Safety on Friday, February 19, 2021There look to be a reprieve from stormy weather, however. According to the National Weather Service, the forecast for the rest of this work week calls for clear skies, with high temperatures rising into the 40s. Valley Forge: 2.9 inchesNew Hanover: 2.8 inchesPottstown: 2.8 inchesEagleville: 2.6 inchesHorsham: 2.5 inchesPerkiomenville: 2.5 inchesPlymouth Meeting: 1.8 inchesHere are the latest snowfall totals for Montgomery County on Monday, Feb. 22, according to the National Weather Service: Sign up to get Patch emails to keep up to date on local and state news: https://patch.com/subscribe.