Here are the official National Weather Service (NWS) snow totals from the recent winter storm (as of late Jan. 25/26, 2026) for Allentown, Lehigh Valley and Bucks County in eastern Pennsylvania:

❄️ Lehigh Valley / Allentown Area (NWS Mount Holly reports)

• Lehigh Valley International Airport: 11.8 in
• Whitehall Township: 11.5 in
• Salisbury Township: 10.6–10.1 in (two observations)
• Emmaus: 10.0 in

(Allentown city proper is generally consistent with the higher Lehigh Valley totals — various media reports list Allentown around ~11–11.5″.)

❄️ Bucks County (NWS Mount Holly reports)

• East Rockhill Township: 12.3 in
• 1 NNW Gardenville: 12.0 in
• Pipersville: 11.8 in
• 1 S Northampton Township: 11.0 in
• Warminster: 10.8 in
• Newtown: 10.5 in
• Fricks (multiple obs): ~10.4 in
• Langhorne Area: ~10.3 in
• Bensalem: 10.2 in
• Hilltown Township: 10.0 in
• Other Bucks spots (e.g., Levittown, Perkasie) saw ~9–10 in as well.

📌 Summary

• Lehigh Valley (including Allentown): generally ~10–12 in of snow.
• Bucks County: widespread totals around 10–12 in with some spots slightly higher.

If you want a side-by-side breakdown for specific towns (e.g., Bethlehem, Doylestown, Quakertown area), just let me know!