Snow totals from around the state following two-day storm

MERRIMACK, NH — Southern New Hampshire continued to get heavy snow on Tuesday adding to the already significant amounts that fell on Sunday and Monday.

As of 4:15 p.m. Manchester city officials issued another Snow Emergency for Tuesday night into Wednesday, which means no parking on city streets. Click here for more information on snow emergency procedures.

Many areas around Nashua and Merrimack received more than 20 inches causing school cancellations.

The buses at Student Transportation of America in Merrimack remained snow-covered Tuesday, waiting to be cleared off from the heavy snowfall.

Snow totals from around the state are below, provided by National Weather Service weather-spotters. Hillsborough County was hardest hit with up to 29 inches of snow reported in Greenville.:

Belknap County               Amount           
Gilmanton                    8.5 in       
3 N Strafford                8.0 in       
Belmont 1.7 SW               3.9 in       
Tilton Northfield 3.3 NE     3.6 in       
2 WNW Sanbornton             3.2 in       
Laconia 7.9 E                3.0 in      
Meredith 2.9 SSW             2.8 in      

Carroll County
East Wakefield 1.2 SE        3.0 in       
Wolfeboro 0.6 SW             2.4 in       
Madison 1.7 SE               2.3 in     
3 SE Ossipee                 2.2 in       
Center Sandwich 4.9 E        2.2 in     
4 NW Jackson                 1.5 in       

Cheshire County
Rindge 3.2 ESE               23.5 in     
West Chesterfield 0.3 WNW    17.2 in      
Keene 2.5 NNW                11.8 in    

Coos County
1 NE Randolph                1.2 in       
Grafton County
2 NNE Orange                 4.5 in       
Ashland 2.4 NNW              4.3 in       
Bristol 0.4 SSE              4.2 in      
4 N Plymouth                 3.5 in    
Plymouth 1.6 NNE             3.2 in       

Hillsborough County
Greenville 1.1 ENE           29.0 in      
Antrim                       27.0 in      
Temple                       26.5 in      
Temple                       25.0 in     
Mason                        24.0 in      
2 SW Brookline               23.5 in      
2 SSE Amherst                23.0 in     
1 WSW Brookline              23.0 in      
Mont Vernon 1.3 SSW          21.1 in      
1 ESE Milford                21.0 in     
Amherst 3.7 NNE              20.3 in    
1 S New Boston               20.2 in
Manchester                   20.1 in            
2 NW Peterborough            17.0 in      
Hollis                       17.0 in     
Bedford                      17.0 in      
2 WSW Nashua                 15.0 in      
1.1 SE Nashua                14.8 in     

Merrimack County
Hooksett                     19.0 in      
Dunbarton 3.8 SE             12.8 in      
Bow 1.6 NW                   9.8 in       
Newbury 1.6 NW               9.0 in       
4 ENE Bradford               8.5 in       
1 SSE Henniker               8.0 in       
Sutton Mills 0.1 ENE         7.5 in      
South Sutton 2.5 SSE         7.0 in       
2 ESE Danbury                6.3 in     
Concord 3.8 SSE              5.7 in       
Pittsfield                   5.5 in      
Canterbury 2.5 SSW           5.5 in       
2 ENE Concord                5.2 in     
Northfield                   3.2 in      

Rockingham County
Londonderry                  22.8 in     
Auburn 1.8 E                 22.5 in    
Epping                       21.0 in   
Derry 5.7 N                  20.0 in     
Chester                      20.0 in     
1 SW Sandown                 19.8 in      
Fremont                      18.0 in      
1 NNE Deerfield              13.0 in     
2 ENE Stratham               12.8 in     
Stratham 1.9 ESE             12.3 in      
1 S Greenland                11.6 in   
Deerfield 3.2 WSW            10.9 in      
Northwood 2.9 WSW            8.7 in       
Northwood 1.9 WSW            6.7 in       

Strafford County
Rollinsford 2.0 WSW          11.2 in     
Barrington 3.2 E             10.8 in      
3 SE Dover                   7.0 in    
2 SSE Strafford              6.5 in