Winter Storm

Winter Storm Gregory Has Brought a Swath of Snow and Ice from the Northwest to New England

At a Glance

Winter Storm Gregory finished up in northern New England with snow and some ice.
Gregory has brought snow from the Northwest to the northern Plains since New Year's Day.

Winter Storm Gregory has finished up its coast-to-coast journey by bringing snow and some ice to northern New England into Wednesday.

(NEWS: Gregory Causes One Death in Montana)

Since New Year's Day, Gregory has delivered a swath of snow from the Pacific Northwest to the northern Plains and upper Midwest and finally New England.

Seattle picked up 3 inches of snow early Jan. 1 as Gregory made its way into the Northwest.

In the northern Plains, up to 14 inches of snow piled up in Wilton, North Dakota, Sunday into Monday. Fargo and Bismarck, North Dakota, both saw more than a half foot of snow from Gregory.

For a full list of snow and ice reports from Gregory since Sunday, see below.

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Freezing rain also impacted portions of interior northern New England and northeastern New York leading to slick travel.

Snow Reports

Here are some of the top snowfall totals by state from Gregory.

California: 12 inches at Soda SpringsIdaho: 9.7 inches near Spirit Lake; 3.5 inches in MoscowMaine: 10.0 inches in Winterville and near FrenchvilleMichigan: 9.0 inches near GoetzvilleMinnesota: 16.0 inches near GracetonMontana: 10.0 inches near Park City and Dupuyer; 2 inches near BillingsNorth Dakota: 12 inches in Wilton; 7.4 inches in FargoSouth Dakota: 8 inches near Fort ThompsonOregon: 17 inches at Mount Hood Meadows; 4-5 inches near Oregon CityWashington: 12.0 inches in near Kelso; 4.6 inches in Spokane; 3 inches in Seattle at Sea-Tac airport