UPDATED Snow Totals: Hudson Valley Nor'Easter

HUDSON VALLEY, NY — The region's residents were able to dig or sweep the powdery snow delivered in a glancing blow by the storm that reached blizzard heights over eastern Long Island and Western Connecticut Saturday.

NYSEG reported 1,116 customers in northeastern Westchester out of power, most in North Salem. The utility company estimated most would be back in service Saturday evening. Con Ed reported only four customers out of power in Westchester, in West Harrison, and estimated they would also be back in service Saturday evening.

Westchester County Police reported more than a dozen disabled vehicles on the parkways, which were snow-covered but open all day. Interstate 95 did close for a time after two trucks crashed in the storm. SEE: 2 Overturned Semitrailers Close Stretch Of New England Thruway

Afternoon snow reports from the National Weather Service:

Orange County

• 1 WNW MONROE 5.5 IN 1115 AM
• 1 W GARDNERTOWN 4.0 IN 1255 PM
• GREENWOOD LAKE 3.0 IN 0800 AM

Putnam County

• BREWSTER 5.4 IN 1230 PM
• CARMEL HAMLET 3.4 IN 0810 AM
• COLD SPRING 3.0 IN 0705 AM
• 3 N PUTNAM VALLEY 3.0 IN 1100 AM

Rockland County

• NYACK 3.5 IN 0900 AM
• NEW CITY 2.2 IN 0100 PM

Westchester County

• WHITE PLAINS 6.8 IN 0900 AM
• CROTON-ON-HUDSON 5.1 IN 0100 PM
• NEW ROCHELLE 4.5 IN 0930 AM
• ARMONK 4.0 IN 0900 AM

8:30 p.m. snow reports from the National Weather Service

Dutchess County

• HOPEWELL JUNCTION 5.0 145 PM
• RED HOOK 4.2 114 PM
• 1 ENE BEEKMAN 3.5 250 PM.
• PINE PLAINS 3.0 534 PM
• 2 SSE POUGHKEEPSIE 2.5 545 PM
• 4 SSE POUGHKEEPSIE 2.5 630 PM

Ulster County

• SAUGERTIES 3.8 1130 AM
• ESOPUS 1.2 1140 AM
• OLIVEBRIDGE 0.2 1158 AM

The NWS confirmed that the storm hit blizzard level across eastern Long Island and in Connecticut. Islip Airport reported 22.4 inches of snow by 1 p.m. Winds were clocked in Stony Brook at 60 mph.

SEE:

• 'Very Difficult, Hazardous' Conditions In Suffolk: Exec
• Long Island Man Shoveling Snow Falls Into Pool, Drowns: Police

The bitter cold and gusty winds accompanying the storm resulted in dangerous wind chills through Saturday in the Hudson Valley. Sunday temperatures are expected to moderate, up in the 20s during the day, with lows in the single digits at night.