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Snowfall totals: Chicago winter storm Jan. 12-13
These are some of the areas that saw the most snow during Chicago's winter storm. The most snow fell in McHenry County with over 13 inches reported.
CHICAGO - Northeast Illinois has been hammered by snow and rain over the past day, canceling schools, flights and causing power outages for thousands.
But how much snow did the Chicago area really get?
The National Weather Service (NWS) has been collecting snowfall data from the Jan. 12-13 winter storm. Several areas where snow totals were gathered were updated this morning.
Below is a list of the running snowfall totals (in inches) in the Chicago area.
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Chicago snow plows prepare roads for chilling temperatures
Chicago's Department of Streets and Sanitation has about 240 trucks out on the road scraping residual slush and salting the streets in preparation of temperatures well below freezing.
CLICK HERE to view a snowfall totals map from the National Weather Service
Cook County
Burbank, 4.2 in
O'Hare Airport, 6.7 in
Arlington Heights, 6 in
Midway Airport, 5.8 in
Mount Prospect, 6.5 in
Evanston, 3.5 in
Forest Park, 3 in
Elk Grove Village, 6.9 in
Palatine, 9.7 in
West Ridge – Chicago, 3 in
DuPage County
Roselle, 7 in
Naperville, 6.5 in
Villa Park, 6.1 in
Elmhurst, 7 in
Glen Ellyn, 7 in
Kane County
Montgomery, 7.8 in
South Elgin, 7.2 in
North Aurora, 7 in
Hampshire, 11.6 in
Elgin, 10.5 in
Geneva, 8.3 in
Lake County
Lake Villa, 10 in
Mundelein, 6.3 in
Riverwoods, 5 in
Buffalo Grove, 7.7 in
McHenry County
Bull Valley, 13.6 in
Union, 9.3 in
McCullom Lake, 8 in
Woodstock, 9.5 in
Will County
Romeoville, 5.7 in
Manhattan, 6.2 in
Plainfield, 7.5 in
Illinois
Rockford Airport, 8.5 in
Henry, 4 in
Loves Park, 6 in
La Salle, 13.3 in
Timberlane, 13.1 in