There was an area of "only" 15-20 inches in parts of Queens and Nassau County that got stuck between the bands in Suffolk and the insane band over NJ/Western NYC this morning. Thankfully this area did well between 4pm and 4am so the subsidence this morning didnt change much in the overall totals especially with the winds and drifts on Long Island in general. Where I live further south in Nassau we likely got close to 20 inches, but measuring is almost impossible due to the winds and drifts. Ive seen 2 measurement of 18.5 in Malverne and 24 in Lynbrrok, both within 2-3 miles of me.