BUFFALO, N.Y. — There's been plenty of snow this season across Western New York and Northern Pennsylvania.

A Lake Effect Snow Warning was in effect until 4 a.m. Friday for Southern Erie, Chautauqua, Cattaraugus and McKean counties. Then there was a Winter Weather Advisory for Wyoming, Allegany and Potter counties until 4 a.m. Friday.

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So, how much snow has fallen across parts of Western New York this week? Here are some totals from across the region, as reported by the National Weather Service, most recently at 9:34 a.m. Thursday.

This story will be updated as the National Weather Service provides more numbers from its spotters.

• Boston, 5.3 inches
• Glenwood, 5.0 inches
• Holland , 5.0 inches
• Springville, 4.1 inches
• East Aurora, 3.9 inches
• Eden, 2.4 inches
• Elma Center, 2.4 inches
• Wales, 2.1 inches
• Alden, 2.0 inches
• Kenmore, 1.8 inches
• West Falls, 1.5 inches
• Buffalo Airport, 1.0 inch
• Cheektowaga 1.0 inch
• Hamburg, 0.8 inch
• Orchard Park, 0.8 inch
• Buffalo, 0.5 inch
• Tonawanda, 0.5 inch
• Lake View, 0.2 inch

• Lockport, 1.6 inches
• North Tonawanda, 1.6 inches
• Sanborn, 1.4 inches
• Rapids, 1.0 inch
• Niagara Falls, 0.9 inch
• Lewiston, 0.2 inch
• Newfane, 0.2 inch

• Cassadaga, 5.5 inches
• Kennedy, 4.7 inches
• Jamestown, 3.5 inches
• Dunkirk, 0.5 inch
• Fredonia, 0.8 inch

• Cattaraugus, 7.3 inches
• Allegany State Park, 2.5 inches
• Ischua, 2.5 inches
• Randolph, 2.5 inches
• Franklinville, 1.8 inches
• Olean, 0.2 inch

• Batavia, 2.0 inches
• Stafford, 1.9 inches
• Le Roy, 1.4 inches
• Alexander, 0.3 inch

• Wellsville, 2.0 inches
• Rushford, 1.8 inches
• West Almond, 0.6 inch
• Angelica, 0.2 inch