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CHICAGO (CBS) — Much of the Chicago area has already seen 5 or more inches of snow, with some spots getting more than 9 inches as of mid-morning Wednesday, and heavy snowfall expected to add to those totals throughout much of the day.
Here are totals reported so far by the National Weather Service:
EAST BROOKLIN, IL – 10.1 INCHES (8:50 a.m.)
NEW LENOX, IL – 9.5 INCHES (8:57 a.m.)
PONTIAC, IL – 9.5 INCHES (9:35 a.m.)
STREATOR, IL – 9.0 INCHES (7:55 a.m.)
MIDWAY AIRPORT – 8.2 INCHES (9:15 a.m.)
MIDLOTHIAN, IL – 8.0 INCHES (8:49 a.m.)
MARSEILLES, IL – 8.0 INCHES (6:41 a.m.)
MORRIS, IL – 7.8 INCHES (8:20 a.m.)
TINLEY PARK, IL – 7.5 INCHES (8:43 a.m.)
LEMONT, IL – 7.0 INCHES (9:08 a.m.)
DYER, IN – 7.0 INCHES (7 a.m.)
PLAINFIELD, IL – 7.0 INCHES (8 a.m.)
CARBON HILL, IL – 6.6 INCHES (7 a.m.)
PEOTONE, IL – 6.5 INCHES (7 a.m.)
THORNTON, IL – 6.2 INCHES (8:25 a.m.)
LIMESTONE, IL – 6.1 INCHES (7:30 a.m.)
NAPERVILLE, IL – 6.1 INCHES (9:37 a.m.)
SHOREWOOD, IL – 6.0 INCHES (8 a.m.)
WOODRIDGE, IL – 6.0 INCHES (8 a.m.)
LOCKPORT, IL – 6.0 INCHES (8:30 a.m.)
DOUGLAS, CHICAGO, IL – 4.8 INCHES (9:04 a.m.)
BRAIDWOOD, IL – 5.9 INCHES (8:45 a.m.)
LIMESTONE, IL – 5.8 INCHES (7:15 a.m.)
LOGAN SQUARE, CHICAGO, IL – 5.6 INCHES (8:15 a.m.)
OAK FOREST, IL – 5.5 INCHES (7:45 a.m.)
LA PORTE, IN – 5.4 INCHES (7 a.m.)
CREST HILL, IL – 5.4 INCHES (7:15 a.m)
DOWNERS GROVE, IL – 5.3 INCHES (7 a.m.)
MOKENA, IL – 5.1 INCHES (7 a.m.)
OAK LAWN, IL – 5.0 INCHES (7:30 a.m.)
MICHIGAN CITY, IN – 5.0 INCHES (7:30 a.m.)
OAK BROOK, IL – 5.0 INCHES (6:40 a.m.)
MANTENO, IL – 5.0 INCHES (6:05 a.m.)
DWIGHT, IL – 5.0 INCHES (5:40 a.m.)
CHENOA, IL – 5.0 INCHES (7:30 a.m.)
LANSING, IL – 4.8 INCHES (5:40 a.m.)
KANKAKEE, IL – 4.8 INCHES (4:13 a.m.)
VALPARAISO, IN – 4.7 INCHES (6:40 a.m.)
CROWN POINT, IN – 4.4 INCHES (7:30 a.m.)
Source: ChicagoCBS
