How much snow fell across Kansas on Sunday?

TOPEKA (KSNT) - Kansas is feeling the impact of a major winter storm at the start of the week that dumped large amounts of snow in many areas.

27 News Chief Stormtrack Meteorologist Matt Miller reported on Jan. 5 that many parts of northeast Kansas experienced high snowfall amounts during a powerful winter storm. He said snowfall totals reached a high that hasn't been seen for more than three decades.

• Chapman - 18.0".
• St. George - 18.0".
• Seneca - 17.0".
• Wamego - 17.0".
• Abilene - 16.4".
• McLouth - 16.0".
• Manhattan - 15.0".
• Lawrence - 11.0".
• Topeka - 14.1".

The National Weather Service (NWS) also keeps snowfall totals on its website. The agency reports the following snowfall totals near major population centers in Kansas:

• Salina - 12.0".
• Blue Rapids - 10.7".
• Junction City - 16.0".
• Emporia - 5.5".
• Great Bend - 8".
• Abilene - 16.4".
• Concordia - 11.0".
• Ottawa - 11.0".
• Axtell - 12.5".
• Cuba - 10.0".
• Beloit - 14.0".
• Lincoln - 15.0".

Miller reported on Jan. 6 that temperatures remain in the single-digits with wind chills near 10-15 degrees below zero. Cold air is forecasted to linger in the northeast Kansas area through to the end of the week.

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