If the second storm follows a similar path to the first storm, which is likely, far southern counties may receive 15 inches or more in total by Thursday night, though those totals don't account for compaction, which could make on-the-ground totals appear less. According to the National Weather service, the record for the earliest snow of an inch or more happened on October 19, 1989. Areas to the west of Chicago have reported the highest snowfall totals thus far, with 1.5 inches of snow falling in La Salle and 1.2 inches of snow falling in Batavia and Genoa. marking a new date for the latest measurable snow in the Chicago area. This system could continue to dump several additional inches of snow in some locations through Thursday afternoon, before coming to an end by the evening hours. The storm system had left the area by Sunday morning, with Woodstock seeing the highest total of 5.4 inches. Huge lake ice shoves cause damage to homes. Buffalo snow storm death toll rises to 37 as crews search for victims. In northern suburbs, 1 to 3 inches is expected.Īnother system could follow closely behind the first wave Wednesday evening and into Thursday, again largely for areas south of Chicago and in northwest Indiana. Snowfall tops 6.5 feet, rainfall tops 5 inches across SoCal. In the first storm, anywhere from 4 to 9 inches is possible for the metro area, while up to 14 inches could be seen in far southern suburbs and parts of northwest Indiana. NBC 5 Storm Team meteorologists say snow totals will vary dramatically across the area. Several Chicago smoke shops burglarized in overnight spree Find out how likely school facilities may be closed, due to inclement weather.
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