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Snowfall Totals: Here's How Much Snow Illinois Towns Got
Snowfall totals varied across the area, with little to no snow to the north and more than 5 inches in the south suburbs.
ILLINOIS — Snowfall totals varied quite a bit across the Chicago area after a winter storm Wednesday night into Thursday. Areas to the north saw little to no snow, while the south suburbs received 3 to 5 inches.
Light snow will continue into the morning, the National Weather Service said. Thursday afternoon will be mostly dry, before there is a chance of lake effect snow showers Thursday night. Another inch or two of snow is possible for areas affected by lake effect snow.
Snowfall totals have been submitted to the National Weather Service. One suburb got more than 5 inches of snow, while other towns only saw an inch. Here are some snowfall totals for the Chicago area:
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- Homewood, in Cook County: 5.6 inches
- Park Forest, in Cook County: 4.5 inches
- Frankfort, in Will County: 4.5 inches
- New Lenox, in Will County: 3.8 inches
- Joliet, in Will County: 3.3 inches
- Monee, in Will County: 3.1 inches
- Mokena, in Will County: 3.4 inches
- Morris, in Grundy County: 3 inches
- Oak Forest, in Cook County: 2.8 inches
- Plainfield, in Will County: 2.7 inches
- Crest Hill, in Will County: 2.4 inches
- Glen Ellyn, in DuPage County: 2.3 inches
- Batavia, in Kane County: 2.1 inches
- Darien, in DuPage County: 2 inches
- Elgin, in Kane County: 1.8 inches
- Clarendon Hills, in DuPage County: 1.8 inches
- Lisle, in DuPage County: 1.7 inches
- Barrington Hills, in Cook County: 1.4 inches
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