Many spots saw more than a half-foot of snow from a storm that brought snow, wintry mix and rain to New Hampshire.Snow is likely done accumulating in southern New Hampshire, but a few more inches of snow are possible in the White Mountains and North Country through Wednesday afternoon.>> Download the FREE WMUR appHere are the notable totals:-- Bartlett -- 9 inches-- Madison -- 8 inches-- Ossipee -- 6.2 inches-- Boscawen -- 6 inches-- Concord -- 6 inches-- Rochester -- 6 inches-- Tamworth -- 6 inches-- Webster -- 6 inches-- Alton -- 5.5 inches-- Hebron -- 5.5 inches-- Laconia -- 5.5 inches-- Stratham -- 5.5 inches-- Wakefield -- 5.5 inches-- Brentwood -- 5 inches-- Center Harbor -- 5 inches-- Grantham -- 5 inches-- Harrisville -- 5 inches-- Hillsborough -- 5 inches-- Marlow -- 5 inches-- Nashua -- 5 inches-- Northfield -- 5 inches-- West Deering -- 5 inches-- Wolfeboro -- 5 inches-- Claremont -- 4.5 inches-- Enfield -- 4.5 inches-- Greenland -- 4.5 inches-- Keene -- 4.5 inches-- Newbury -- 4.5 inches-- Weare -- 4.5 inches-- Rindge -- 4.25 inches-- Deerfield -- 4 inches-- Franklin -- 4 inches-- Litchfield -- 4 inches-- Manchester -- 4 inches-- Newport -- 4 inches-- Nottingham -- 4 inches-- Sunapee -- 4 inches-- Littleton -- 3.5 inches-- Bristol -- 3 inches-- Dalton -- 3 inches-- Swanzey -- 3 inches-- Tilton -- 3 inches-- Whitefield -- 3 inches