NEW YORK – Track school closings and delays for Tuesday, Jan. 27 in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.

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List of school closings and delays

New York

• Byram Hills School District: 2-hour delay
• Central Islip School District: 2-hour delay
• East Islip School District: 2-hour delay
• Haverstraw-Stony Point School District: 2-hour delay
• Liberty Central School District: 2-hour delay
• Mattituck Jr. / Sr. High School: 2-hour delay
• Newburgh City School District: closed
• Poughkeepsie City School District: 2-hour delay
• Tuckahoe School District: 2-hour delay

New Jersey

• Barnegat Township School District: closed
• Bergenfield Elementary School: 2-hour delay
• Bergenfield Middle and High School: 2-hour delay
• David Gregory School: 90-minute delay
• Englewood City School District: 2-hour delay
• Essex Co. Vocational School District: 2-hour delay
• Fair Lawn Schools: 90-minute delay
• Hackensack School District: 2-hour delay
• Hoboken School District: 90-minute delay
• Jefferson Township School District: 2-hour delay
• Kinnelon Borough School District: 2-hour delay
• Livingston Township School District: 2-hour delay
• Memorial Day Nursery-Paterson: closed
• Middletown Township School District: 2-hour delay
• Mount Carmel Guild Academy: 90-minute delay
• Neighborhood Child Care Center: 2-hour delay
• Pequannack Township School District: 2-hour delay
• Ridgefield Park ATC: no transportation
• Riverdale Public Elementary: 90-minute delay
• Somerset Co. Educational SVCS. School District: 90-minute delay
• Springfield Adult Training: no transportation
• Springfield Township School District: 2-hour delay
• Tewksbury Township School District: 2-hour delay
• The Jardine Academy: 90-minute delay
• The Phoenix Center: closed
• Totowa School District: 1-hour delay

Connecticut

• Bridgeport Board of Education: closed
• Norwalk High School: closed

NEW YORK – Several inches of snow fell on Sunday across the Tri-State area, and observations from the National Weather Service are showing totals across New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.

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Final snow totals

By the numbers:

The agency is detailing snowfall measurements as of Monday morning.

• Astoria                     10.1 in
• Battery Park            7.5 in
• Bay Ridge               10.2 in
• Bellerose             10.5 in

How much snow did NYC get this weekend?

• Central Park                11.4 in
• Crown Heights               8.0 in
• Elmhurst                9.0 in
• Flatbush               11.3 in
• Fordham                     13.5 in
• Howard Beach                11.0 in
• Midwood                9.0 in
• NYC/JFK                     10.3 in
• NYC/La Guardia              9.7 in
• Sheepshead Bay              10.5 in
• Sheepshead Bay         9.7 in
• Throgs Neck Bridge      12.5 in
• Washington Heights          14.9 in
• Whitestone                  11.1 in
• Williamsburg                12.0 in
• Williamsburg          10.5 in

• Bergenfield                 11.5 in
• Cliffside Park        14.4 in
• Cranford              11.2 in
• Englewood                   15.0 in
• Franklin Lakes        13.5 in
• Glen Ridge            9.5 in
• Harrison                    10.0 in
• Hoboken                     9.8 in
• Kearny                      7.4 in
• Leonia                      14.7 in
• Linden                      9.6 in
• Little Ferry                13.9 in
• Mahwah                      14.5 in
• Montclair              9.5 in
• Montvale                    12.5 in
• Newark                 12.1 in
• North Caldwell          11.5 in
• Nutley                9.0 in
• Park Ridge                  12.8 in
• Pompton Lakes           14.0 in
• Ridgefield                  15.8 in
• Ringwood                15.0 in
• River Vale              13.3 in
• Secaucus                    12.0 in
• Teaneck                     15.5 in
• Tenafly               16.3 in
• Union                  11.0 in
• Waldwick                    12.5 in
• Wallington            10.2 in
• Wanaque               13.0 in
• Wayne                  14.0 in
• West Milford                15.0 in
• Westfield             10.0 in
• Westwood                    12.5 in
• Wood-Ridge                  10.0 in

• Bethel                15.7 in
• Bridgeport Airport          15.1 in
• Danbury               15.5 in
• Easton                  14.3 in
• Greenwich                   11.0 in
• New Canaan            12.6
• New Fairfield         16.0 in
• Newtown                     10.5 in
• Newtown                13.7 in
• Norwalk                13.5 in
• Ridgefield             14.0 in
• Shelton                     15.0 in
• Stamford                11.0 in
• Stratford                   12.0 in
• Weston                12.9 in
• Wilton                 13.8 in

Heavy snow fell throughout the day Sunday, dumping more than a foot in most of Connecticut, with more to come.

The snow started around 8 a.m. and gained intensity in the afternoon, falling at a rate of 2-3″ per hour. It quickly coated roads and made travel treacherous on state roads.

Gov. Ned Lamont implemented a commercial vehicle travel ban on Connecticut highways at 12 p.m. That remains in effect until further notice.

Along the shoreline, snow is mixing with sleet, but inland it is expected to remain all snow.

The heavy snow and sleet will taper off after 10 p.m. Sunday, and there will be intermittent snow and sleet through the overnight. It should be mainly light through the early morning.

A period of snow will redevelop mid-morning and areas could see an additional 1-3″ of fluffy snow, especially in northern Connecticut.

Total snowfall in many towns will be near 18″ by the time it comes to an end. Locally higher totals are possible in places where it stays all snow. The shoreline will end the storm with a foot or possibly a bit more.

Temperatures remain cold overnight and will be in the 20s on Monday.

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