Final snowfall totals as reported to the National Weather Service by trained spotters. The highest snowfall totals were mainly in southern Wisconsin and in eastern Illinois (lake enhancement). The readings were extremely precise up until midnight when the winds turned gusty. It has since caused drifting and made it difficult to get accurate reports.
Woodstock 6.1"
Beloit & Monroe, WI 5.5"
Mount Morris 5.2"
Afton, WI 5.0"
Brodhead, WI 4.6"
South Beloit 4.5"
Chicago Midway 4.4"
DeKalb, Galena, Freeport, & Loves Park 4.0"
ROCKFORD & Stockton 3.9"
Council Hill 3.5"
WREX-TV 3.3"
Mount Carroll 3.0"
Clinton & Fulton 1.5"
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4 comments:
Just curious, what did Freeport, Baileyville, Forreston ended up for totals? Seems like more than 5 inches of snow around here. Thanks
i measured about 4.8 in my driveway here in rockton at aboout 6:30am.
thats wrong in Rockford we had 4.7 inches thats what the NOAA weather radio said. and that seems more right because joe said he measured 4.8.in Rockton.
Good work Tyler. I couldn't get an updated statistic from the airport before 10am yesterday.
Keep those rulers handy for tonight!
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