Latest Snowfall Totals Are In: Share Your Pictures With Patch

LAKE AND MCHENRY COUNTIES, IL — It's starting to look a lot like Christmas in and around northern Illinois.

Snow has blanketed the Chicago area, and the village of Cary has "bragging rights" to some of the highest snowfall totals in the area following the weekend's snowstorm. According to the National Weather Service, Cary had 11 inches of snow during Saturday's snowstorm and only a handful of other suburban towns topped that amount.

The snowstorm ended up going down in the history books as the snowiest November on record. In total, 8.4 inches of snow was recorded Saturday at O'Hare International Airport.

According to the National Weather Service, that number beats the previous high of 8.0 inches, recorded on Nov. 6, 1951.Meanwhile, many other suburban towns topped that number, with some even hitting a foot of snow.

As of Monday morning, here is a look at the towns that recorded the most snowfall:

• Lake Forest: 12 inches
• Winthrop Harbor: 12 inches
• Antioch: 11.7 inches
• Long Lake: 11.5 inches
• Barrington: 11.1 inches
• Cary: 11 inches
• Mount Prospect: 11 inches
• Lake Bluff: 11 inches
• Wadsworth: 11 inches
• Bull Valley: 10.9 inches
• Rolling Meadows: 10.8 inches
• Highwood: 10.8 inches

The National Weather Service has updated snowfall total available here if you'd like to check to see how much snow fell in your town.

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And while many have shoveled out as they returned to work and school on Monday, we'd love to see and share any fun snowfall pictures you've snapped over the weekend. Send your pictures to Amie at amie.schaenzer@patch.com or text to 847-790-6417. We will share our favorites in an article and on social media.