A ferocious winter storm has wreaked havoc across the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic regions, resulting in historic snowfall amounts and significant disruptions in travel and daily activities. As per reports from USA Today, snowfall totals have reached unprecedented levels, with Kentucky, Missouri, Ohio, and West Virginia all breaking daily snowfall records.

Central New York reported a staggering 5 feet of snow in just 24 hours, while additional forecasts indicated that areas in Washington D.C., Maryland, and Virginia could receive between 6 to 12 inches of fresh snow as the storm progresses. The National Weather Service warned of severe travel delays and major impacts expected across these regions, emphasizing the dangerous conditions for drivers and pedestrians alike. According to snowfall data gathered by the NWS, Kansas City has faced as much as 12 inches, while St. Louis has seen similar totals of 9 to 12 inches, affecting local schools and businesses.

The storm is not only affecting the immediate areas but has spread snow as far west as Colorado and Wyoming and as far east as Delaware, producing widespread school closures and safety advisories. Washington D.C.'s snowfall has varied, with some areas experiencing totals of three to seven inches according to NWS reports.

For an interactive report of snowfall totals near you, the National Weather Service offers a dedicated map that tracks accumulation reports across the U.S., ensuring residents can stay informed about ongoing weather impacts and related safety warnings. For more detailed information, check out full updates on snowfall amounts here.