The Chicago area ushered in 2022 with a winter storm as steady snowfall blanketed the region, creating hazardous travel conditions and prompting more than 1,000 flight cancellations.
Forecasters had called for 4-to-8 inches of snow in some locations, with the storm finally moving out of the area Sunday morning.
Here are the latest snowfall totals from around the area:
Cook County:
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Barrington - 3.5 inches
Bridgeview – 2.5 inches
Burbank - 2 inches
Local
Chicago (Douglas) – 1.8 inches
Chicago (Hyde Park) – 2.5 inches
Chicago (Midway Airport) – 4.2 inches
Chicago (O’Hare Airport) – 4.1 inches
Chicago (West Ridge) – 4.5 inches
Chicago Ridge – 2 inches
Countryside – 3 inches
Evanston - 5.5 inches
Evergreen Park – 2.2 inches
Forest Park - 3.8 inches
Franklin Park – 3 inches
Harwood Heights – 3.5 inches
Hoffman Estates - 6.5 inches
Homewood – 4.4 inches
La Grange - 3 inches
Lansing - 3.8 inches
Lincoln Square - 4.8 inches
Medinah - 3.4 inches
Midlothian - 1 inch
Morton Grove - 2.5 inches
Mount Prospect - 4.8 inches
Oak Forest - 4 inches
Oak Lawn - 3 inches
Oak Park - 5 inches
Palatine - 5.8 inches
Palos Park - 2.5 inches
Park Forest - 2.5 inches
Roselle - 3.5 inches
Schaumburg - 4.7 inches
Tinley Park - 2 inches
Westchester - 6 inches
Winnetka - 3 inches
DeKalb County:
Cortland - 2.8 inches
DeKalb – 4.8 inches
Genoa – 3.1 inches
Somonauk - 3.0 inches
DuPage County:
Aurora - 2 inches
Carol Stream - 3.1 inches
Clarendon Hills - 3.3 inches
Darien - 3.6 inches
Downers Grove - 3.5 inches
DuPage Airport - 3.5 inches
Elmhurst – 3.5 inches
Glen Ellyn – 4 inches
Hillside - 2.9 inches
Naperville - 3 inches
Villa Park - 3.5 inches
Wheaton - 4.2 inches
Winfield – 3.1 inches
Woodridge – 3 inches
Grundy County:
Carbon Hill - 2.6 inches
Minooka - 2.7 inches
Morris - 2.1 inches
Kane County:
Aurora - 2.5 inches
Batavia – 3 inches
Campton Hills – 3.3 inches
Elburn - 5 inches
Elgin – 5.2 inches
Geneva – 2.8 inches
North Aurora – 3.7 inches
St. Charles: 3.2 inches
Sugar Grove - 4 inches
Kankakee County:
Bourbonnais – 2.3 inches
Herscher - 2.1 inches
Irwin – 1.3 inches
Kankakee – 2.5 inches
St. Anne - 1 inch
Kendall County:
Boulder Hill – 2 inches
Oswego - 3 inches
Lake County:
Bannockburn- 4.8 inches
Buffalo Grove - 3.2 inches
Deerfield -3 inches
Forest Lake – 3.4 inches
Fox Lake Hills - 3.7 inches
Grandwood Park – 2.6 inches
Hawthorn Woods – 3.2 inches
Highland Park - 4.4 inches
Highwood - 4 inches
Lindenhurst - 3 inches
Long Lake - 5 inches
Mundelein – 2.8 inches
Riverwoods – 4 inches
Venetian Village - 2.5 inches
Waukegan - 5.5 inches
LaSalle County:
La Salle – 2.5 inches
Marseilles – 3 inches
Mendota – 1.3 inches
Naplate – 2 inches
Ottawa - 2.4 inches
Peru – 4 inches
Streator - 3.4 inches
McHenry County:
Algonquin - 3.8 inches
Bull Valley - 3.9 inches
Cary - 4.3 inches
Greenwood - 4.7 inches
Harvard - 4 inches
Huntley - 2.8 inches
Lakewood - 4 inches
Marengo – 4.5 inches
McHenry - 3.6 inches
Trout Valley – 3.5 inches
Woodstock - 5.4 inches
Will County:
Bolingbrook - 3 inches
Crest Hill – 2.3 inches
Frankfort – 3.5 inches
Goodenow – 3 inches
Homer Glen – 2.7 inches
Joliet - 1.8 inches
Lakewood Shores – 1.4 inches
Lockport – 3 inches
Manhattan - 1.5 inches
Mokena - 3.5 inches
New Lenox - 3 inches
Peotone - 3.6 inches
Plainfield - 2.6 inches
Rockdale - 3.7 inches
Romeoville - 2.8 inches
Sauk Village - 3 inches
Jasper County (Indiana):
Demotte – 3 inches
Fair Oaks – 1 inch
Roselawn - 2 inches
Lake County (Indiana):
Cedar Lake - 4.1 inches
Crown Point - 1 inch
Dyer - 3 inches
Hobart - 3.3 inches
Lake Station - 4 inches
St. John - 3.6 inches
Newton County (Indiana):
Morocco – 1 inch
Mount Ayr – 1 inch
Porter County (Indiana:)
Boone Grove - 2.4 inches
Chesterton - 3.8 inches
Kouts - 2.5 inches
Lakes of the Four Seasons - 1.2 inches
Ogden Dunes - 3 inches
Portage - 3.3 inches
Porter - 3.7 inches
Valparaiso - 4.2 inches
