Snowfall Reports: January 15th, 2022 – CIProud.com

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Posted: Jan 15, 2022 / 10:10 AM CST
Updated: Jan 15, 2022 / 12:03 PM CST
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Posted: Jan 15, 2022 / 10:10 AM CST
Updated: Jan 15, 2022 / 12:03 PM CST
Peoria, Ill. (WMBD) – A storm system brought light snow to Central Illinois Friday evening with amounts ranging from just a dusting east of I-55 to as much as 4.5″ in Macomb. Below is the running list of snowfall reports from across the region, we’ll add more totals as we get them.
Macomb – 4.5″
Lewistown – 4.2″
SSW Canton – 4.0″
Astoria – 3.5″
Knoxville – 3.5″
Galesburg – 3.5″
Avon – 3.0″
Beardstown – 3.0″
Canton (west of the square) – 2.8″
NW Germantown Hills – 2.5″
NW Peoria – 2.4″
Washington – 2.0″
Kingston Mines – 2.0″
Geneseo – 2.0″
Kewanee – 2.0″
SE Pekin – 1.9″
Princeton – 1.6″
Germantown Hills – 1.6″
Peoria (PIA Official) – 1.6″
Granville – 1.5″
Morton – 1.5″
La Salle – 1.5″
Bloomington – 1.0″
Towanda – 1.0″
Tremont – 1.0″
Ottawa – 1.0″
Mendota – 1.0″
Chenoa – 0.8″
Eureka – 0.8″
2 NNW Shirley – 0.8″
Lincoln (NWS Official) – 0.7″
Streator – 0.7″
Normal – 0.6″
Roanoke – 0.5″
Le Roy – 0.5″
Arrowsmith – 0.4″
Fairbury – 0.4″
El Paso – 0.3″
Heyworth – 0.2″
Saybrook – 0.2″
As far as snowfall forecasts go this event verified nicely as most areas ended up in their projected ranges. La Salle/Peru has been one spot that actually received more than expected and Lincoln slightly less. The anticipated wedge of dry air northeast of I-74 reduced snowfall rates and kept accumulations to under an inch across the eastern half of the region. Meanwhile heavier snow accumulations were seen across Knox, Fulton and McDonough Counties where localized bands of heavier snow allowed for totals to exceed 3 inches.
You can compare our final call snowfall forecast with the actual reports using the slider below…
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