Updated Snowfall Totals As IL Winter Storm Continues​

After more than 6 inches of snow for some areas last night, a winter storm warning remains in effect for most of the Chicago and northern Illinois area until 6 p.m. Friday. The warning includes DuPage, Cook, Kendall and Will counties. According to the warning, an additional 2 to 4 inches of snow are expected, with moderate to heavy snow occurring.

The end times of the storm were extended, as additional snow is developing across northwest Illinois, and will drift eastward this afternoon, according to the NWS.

The snowfall caused school closings, hundreds of flight cancellations and trash pickup delays for some areas.

Although the snow isn't done yet, the National Weather Service has received early snowfall totals for many suburban areas as of Friday morning:

• Palos Hills, 13 inches
• Frankfort, 12.8 inches
• Lemont, 12 inches
• Joliet, 11.2 inches
• Orland Park, 10.5 inches
• Oak Lawn, 10.4 inches
• Plainfield 10.3 inches
• Alsip, 10.1 inches
• Aurora, 10 inches
• Romeoville, 9.5 inches
• Palos Heights, 9 inches
• Berwyn, 9 inches
• Midway Airport, 8.8 inches
• Northbrook, 8.4 inches
• Chicago Heights, 8.4 inches
• Naperville, 8 inches
• St. Charles, 7.4 inches
• Wheaton, 7 inches
• Bolingbrook, 7 inches
• Deerfield, 6.4 inches
• Park Ridge, 6.3 inches
• Berwyn, 6.2 inches
• Lake Zurich, 6 inches
• Lincolnwood, 6.2 inches
• Elmhurst, 6 inches

Snow will continue this weekend, as more snow is forecast for Saturday and Sunday. According to the NWS, accumulation of 1 to 2 inches is possible Saturday night. Snow should stop before noon on Sunday.

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