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Winter Storm Petros Brings Snow to Midwest, Great Lakes, Appalachians, Northeast (RECAP)

Winter Storm Petros affected areas from the Midwest to the Northeast between Feb. 23 and 25, 2016. The heaviest snow was reported in Indiana and Michigan, where some locations observed more than a foot of snow.

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As much as 17 inches of snow fell in Indiana, with over a half foot in parts of Michigan, Illinois, northern Arkansas and eastern Missouri. The combination of snow and strong winds caused power outages in the St. Louis metro and parts of central Illinois. In northwestern Indiana, blizzard conditions were reported Wednesday afternoon and evening and many vehicles were stuck or stranded.

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Generally light amounts of snow were reported in the Northeast, as Petros tracked well inland, which caused warm air to surge northward. This changed snow and ice over to rain in parts of Pennsylvania, New York and New England.

Winter Storm Petros Snow and Ice Reports

Here are the snow and ice reports from Petros as of Thursday night. All reports are for snow unless otherwise indicated.

Arkansas: 8.5 inches at Queen Wilhelmina State Park; 8 inches at Mt. MagazineConnecticut: 2.8 inches in Litchfield; 2 inches in New FairfieldIllinois: 7.8 inches in Crete and 7.5 inches in Grant ParkIndiana: 17 inches near la Porte; About a tenth of an inch of ice near Marion and New HavenMaine: 8 inches at Madawaska; Up to 0.7 inches of ice in East SangervilleMassachusetts: 1 inch in Hopkinton and Framingham; A tenth of an inch of ice in WorcesterMichigan: 14 inches in Riverdale and 12 inches near Presque IsleMissouri: 8 inches in High Ridge; 6.5 inches in EllisvilleNew Hampshire: 2 inches in West Unity; About a quarter of an inch of ice near AlexandriaNew Jersey: Light icing in Wantage and SussexNew York: 2.6 inches in La Grange; Around 0.61 inches of ice in MassenaOhio: 5 inches near Chardon; Just under 0.2 inches of ice on tree limbs near PettisvillePennsylvania: 3 inches near Northeast.Vermont: 2 inches in St. Albans; About 0.44 inches of ice at Knapp State AirportWest Virginia: 2 inches at Hendricks and Thomas.