Central Park recorded 43.4 inches this season. Across the Hudson, Newark Airport hit 54.5 inches -- more than any NYC station. From Queens to Jersey City, here's every neighborhood and municipality mapped.
Select a storm to see snowfall across NYC's 262 neighborhoods and NJ municipalities. Hover any area for exact measurements.
Average neighborhood snowfall by borough. Queens consistently topped the charts this season.
Newark Airport recorded 54.5 inches this season — more than Central Park. NJ municipalities from Hudson, Bergen, Essex, and Union counties shown alongside NYC.
Seasonal snowfall at Central Park, 1938–2026. NYC's 43.5-inch season ranks #15 all-time across 88 winters.
Seasonal snowfall at Newark Airport. Data loading...
Boston's 62.5-inch season led the pack. But Newark Airport quietly outpaced every NYC station. Three metro areas, one brutal winter.
NOAA GHCN — 5 stations: Central Park, LaGuardia, JFK, Newark, Teterboro. Daily snowfall and historical records.
CoCoRaHS — Fetched via pip package for both NY and NJ. ~30 volunteer stations across the metro area.
NYC Open Data — 262 NTAs (2020). NJOGIS — Municipal boundaries for Hudson, Bergen, Essex, Union counties.
Interpolation — IDW (power=2, k=8) from all NOAA + CoCoRaHS stations combined to NTA and municipality centroids.
Pipeline — Google Colab notebook. Full source on GitHub.
Frontend — MapLibre GL JS, CARTO Positron tiles, vanilla JS. No build step.
6+ years in data engineering, analytics, and AI/ML. Built this project end-to-end — from NOAA API pipeline to spatial interpolation to this visualization. Open to new opportunities.