Photos: Winter Storm Juno

An unidentified town official helps Greg Longo, left, remove belongings from his house after it was heavily damaged by ocean waves during a winter storm in Marshfield, Mass., Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2015. The storm has punched out a section of the seawall in the coastal town of Marshfield, police said. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer)

Winter Storm Juno pounded parts of the Northeast with heavy snow, high winds and coastal flooding from late Jan. 26 until early Jan. 28.

At least 54 locations in six states from eastern Long Island to New England reported more than 30 inches of snow. Three locations in Massachusetts recorded the top storm total of 36 inches.

For Worcester, Massachusetts, Juno was the heaviest snowstorm on record in the city with 34.5 inches. Boston saw 24.6 inches, making it the sixth heaviest snowstorm for the city.

Elsewhere, Providence, Rhode Island saw its fourth heaviest snowstorm on record with 19.1 inches. In Portland, Maine, Juno was the fourth heaviest snowstorm on record with 23.8 inches.

The National Weather Service in Taunton, Massachusetts said that several locations across eastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island met their criteria for blizzard conditions. This includes 14 hours of blizzard conditions in Marshfield, Massachusetts on Jan. 27. Blizzard conditions also occurred in parts of Maine and coastal New Hampshire, according the National Weather Service in Gray, Maine.

Farther south in the New York City area, snow totals ranged from 6.5 inches in Newark to 9.8 inches at New York City's Central Park and 11.4 inches at La Guardia airport. Parts of Long Island saw more than 2 feet of snow.

Lighter snow from Winter Storm Juno also fell in parts of the Upper Midwest and Ohio Valley late Jan. 24 into Jan. 25.

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New York area snow totals.

Connecticut snow totals.

Rhode Island, Massachusetts snow totals.

Massachusetts snow totals.

New Hampshire, Maine snow totals.

Peak wind gusts.

Peak wind gusts,.

Connecticut

- 33.5 inches in Thompson- 30 inches in Putnam- 29.5 inches in Marlborough- 13 inches in West Hartford- 7.8 inches at Bradley Int'l Airport in Windsor Locks- 8.5 inches in New Haven- 6 inches in Bridgeport

Maine

- 27.4 inches near Portland- 27 near Lewiston- 24 inches in Wells- 22.4 inches in Gray

Maryland

- 6.0 inches in Cascade- 4 inches near Frederick- 3.0 inches in Hagerstown- 1.0 inch at Baltimore-Washington Int'l Airport

Massachusetts

- 36 inches in Lunenburg- 36 inches in Auburn- 34.5 inches near Worcester (All-time heaviest snowstorm, though snow data is missing for the period between 1997 and 2002).- 33.5 inches in Framingham- 24.6 inches at Boston's Logan Int'l Airport (6th heaviest snowstorm)

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New Hampshire

- 33.2 inches in Nashua- 32 inches in Hudson- 30 inches in Litchfield- 25.4 inches near Londonderry- 24 inches in Auburn- 18.5 inches in Merrimack

New Jersey

- 12 inches in Manasquan- 9.1 inches in Kearny- 7.5 inches in Hoboken- 6.5inchesat Newark Liberty Int'l Airport

New York

- 30 inches in Orient- 29 inches in Southampton- 26.9 inches in Mattituck- 11.4 inches at LaGuardia Airport- 10.7 inches at JFK Int'l Airport- 9.8 inches at New York City's Central Park

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Pennsylvania

- 12 inches in Ogletown- 8.6 inches in State College- 4.3 inches in Pittsburgh- 1.2inches at Philadelphia Int'l Airport

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Rhode Island

- 26.5 Burrillville- 24.4 inches in West Glocester- 23.5 inches in Glendale- 19.1 inches in Providence (4th heaviest snowstorm on record)

Virginia

- 4.3 inches in Fairfax- 0.5 inches at Reagan National Airport

West Virginia

- 7.0 inches near Terra Alta- 3.5 inches near Martinsburg

Upper Midwest to Ohio Valley

- 8 inches in Mansfield, Ohio- 3.5 inches near Lutsen, Minnesota- 3.5 inches near Spring Grove, Indiana- 3.2 inches in Youngstown, Ohio- 3.0 inches near Dayton, Ohio- 2.7 inches near Fort Wayne, Indiana- 2.3 inches near Princeton, Illinois- 1.9 inches in Moline, Illinois- 1.8 inches in International Falls, Minnesota

Wind Gust Reports

- 78 mph in Nantucket, Massachusetts- 72 mph in Plymouth, Massachusetts- 74 mph in Humarock, Massachusetts- 67 mph in Edgartown, Massachusetts- 59 mph in Charlestown, Rhode Island- 58 mph in Scituate, Massachusetts- 54 mph in Cape Neddick, Maine

Coastal Flood Reports

- Plymouth, Massachusetts: 3-4 feet of water on Warren Ave. near high tide early Tue. morning.- Hull, Massachusetts: 4 to 5 feet of coastal flooding was observed.- Marshfield, Massachusetts: Dyke Road to Esplanade flooded early Tue. morning; A seawall breach on Bay Avenue caused structural damage to a house that was not occupied.- Sandwich, Massachusetts: Sandwich Harbor flooded early Tue. morning- Nantucket, Massachusetts: Signficant flooding on Broad St. early Tue. morning- Chatham, Massachusetts: Fish pier flooded with water up to 4 feet above average at high tide early Tue. morning