County-by-county snow totals in Northern New York for Sunday, Dec. 7 to Monday, Dec. 8, 2025
Updated: 1:25 PM EST Dec 8, 2025
Several inches of snow fell across much of Northern New York on on Sunday into early Monday morning, with the highest totals reaching between seven and eight inches.The National Weather Service in Burlington posted these snowfall totals from trained spotters as of 9:30 a.m. on Monday. All totals are in inches.To see Vermont totals, click here.Clinton CountyCadyville – 4.3″Chazy – 3.5″Essex CountyLake Placid – 7.0″Wilmington – 5.7″Bloomingdale – 5.5″North Elba – 5.1″Keene Valley – 4.7″Port Henry – 2.5″Essex – 2.4″Olmstedville – 1.4″Franklin CountyPaul Smiths – 6.0″Saranac Lake – 5.7″Gabriels – 4.7″Malone – 4.3″Malone – 2.8″Tupper Lake – 2.5″St. Lawrence CountyEdwards – 7.8″Edwards – 4.3″Potsdam – 3.5″Edwardsville – 3.1″Massena – 3.0″Louisville – 2.8″Heuvelton – 2.6″
PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. —
Several inches of snow fell across much of Northern New York on on Sunday into early Monday morning, with the highest totals reaching between seven and eight inches.
The National Weather Service in Burlington posted these snowfall totals from trained spotters as of 9:30 a.m. on Monday. All totals are in inches.
To see Vermont totals, click here.
Clinton County
Cadyville – 4.3″Chazy – 3.5″
Essex County
Lake Placid – 7.0″Wilmington – 5.7″Bloomingdale – 5.5″North Elba – 5.1″Keene Valley – 4.7″Port Henry – 2.5″Essex – 2.4″Olmstedville – 1.4″
Franklin County
Paul Smiths – 6.0″Saranac Lake – 5.7″Gabriels – 4.7″Malone – 4.3″Malone – 2.8″Tupper Lake – 2.5″
St. Lawrence County
Edwards – 7.8″Edwards – 4.3″Potsdam – 3.5″Edwardsville – 3.1″Massena – 3.0″Louisville – 2.8″Heuvelton – 2.6″