The Chicago area is getting hit with a large snow storm to kick off the work week, and we're already seeing heavy snow in the city itself and in the surrounding suburbs.
Some parts of Chicago could potentially see upwards of a foot of snow before the winter storm moves out Tuesday, and areas south and east of the city could see anywhere from 4-to-8 inches of snow during the storm.
Here are the latest snowfall totals from around the area:
Cook County:
Chicago (Loop) - 7.8 inches
Chicago (Midway Airport) – 11.9 inches
Chicago (O’Hare Airport) – 2.4 inches
Local
Dolton – 4 inches
Evanston – 12 inches
Forest Park - 13 inches
Harwood Heights – 12.3 inches
Homewood - 9.5 inches
Lincolnwood - 5.5 inches
Lynwood - 4.7 inches
Oak Lawn - 8.5 inches
Oak Park - 11 inches
Roselle - 3.8 inches
Schaumburg – 3.6 inches
West Ridge – 5 inches
Wilmette – 7 inches
Winchester - 5 inches
DuPage County:
Carol Stream - 3.4 inches
Clarendon Hills – 1.6 inches
Glen Ellyn – 1.6 inches
Grundy County:
Carbon Hill - 3.6 inches
Kane County:
Elburn - 3.3 inches
Elgin – 1.8 inches
St. Charles - 3.6 inches
Sugar Grove – 1.6 inches
Lake County (Illinois):
Bannockburn – 1.6 inches
Highwood – 1.5 inches
LaSalle County:
Peru – 1.5 inches
Livingston County:
Chatsworth - 7 inches
Will County:
Joliet - 5.4 inches
Manhattan - 5.1 inches
Romeoville - 2.8 inches
Jasper County (Indiana):
Collegeville – 1.5 inches
Lake County (Indiana):
Crown Point – 6.5 inches
Lake Station – 4.3 inches
Porter County (Indiana):
Chesterton – 6.9 inches
Kouts - 6 inches
Portage – 5.8 inches
Porter – 4.9 inches
Valparaiso – 13.3 inches
