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How Much Snow Did You Get?

Palmer and Forks townships were prepared for a major winter storm, but the National Weather Service downgraded accumulations late Friday afternoon.

 

A major winter storm that was expected to rip the Northeast and New England Friday night into Saturday may not pack such a wallop in Palmer and Forks townships.

The National Weather Service scaled down snow accumulations to 3-5 inches after initial reports suggested 6-10 inches of snow.

The worst of the storm was expected to hit Friday night with heavy blowing snow expected.

How much snow did you get? Tell us in the comments section below and post your snow photos to this article.

Still, both townships issued snow emergencies with Palmer's effective until 6 p.m. Saturday.

Forks Township Police Chief Greg Dorney issued a storm emergency until noon Saturday.

Snow emergencies, which are usually declared by a town's high-ranking official such as a police chief, let the public know to be aware of hazardous road conditions and municipal crews trying to clear and maintain roads.

Emergencies

  • Forks, Palmer, Easton, Bushkill Township, Tatamy and Bath have all announced snow emergencies.
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WILFREDO G. SALCEDO, Sr.

7:32 am on Saturday, February 9, 2013

I live in Palmer by the elementary school and cemetery...We got about 6-8 inches....We lucked out compared to Boston and elsewhere in New England.

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Alan Singer

4:44 pm on Saturday, February 9, 2013

I also live in Palmer off of Freemansburg Ave. we got about 4 inches.

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